Doc’s first grow

Finally some useable pics, doc! (I think... any feedback?) The gals continue to grow - bad news first G3 is trying to die. Earlier in the week G3 started to show signs of overwatering or temperature/humidity stress. Temp/humid stress seems like a no-brainer to me because it is f’ing hot and humid. G3’s leaves started to claw and turn a more glossy texture. I laid off the watering and at her next watering gave some H2O2 in the water. I also moved G3 out of the GH and outside to see if some fresh air and natural light might do some good. Overall, this is a big learning experience so if I lose a plant, not the end of the world. I’m going to continue to grow G3 and see what I can learn. Good news: everyone else seems to be doing well! Growing right along - this week I did not apply a “one-size-fits-all” approach to fertilizing, instead: 1tsp Bloom; 1tsp Grow in 1gal pH6.4 rainwater to: A1, A2, G1, G2, N1, N2 2tsp Grow; 2mL H2O2 in 1gal pH6 rainwater to: B1, B2, G3 The plants appear to my naive eye to be in different phases of life, so I fertilized according to my judgment. I started incorporating Bloom nutrients into the regimen finally, with a split dose Bloom/Grow so as not to shock the gals (is that a real thing?). Everyone got a good tie-down and tuck-in and I’m looking forward to seeing changes! I realized I should probably be tying down more branches rather than just fan leaves (G2 ex) so I started incorporating ties like pictured. Smell is starting to come but very mild - in the air though. I have a Levoit air filter from Amazon in our “recreation room” and it works great, going to add 1-2 in the GH and will report how it goes.