Herbies Gorilla Glue Auto Freebie

I got this Gorilla Glue #4 Autoflower seed as a freebie from Herbie's Head Shop when I ordered some other seeds that I will be doing semi simultaneously, but will have separate diaries for each. I do not know its origins as far a specific breeder. The game plan is to perform Frequent Fertigation. Its the method Ive been doing from the beginning of this epic hobby when it became legal in my state. I have lots of confidence now and expect good results. I have the routines down and my set-up is working to produce some really nice tasty good big buds. Of curse that means I just jinxed myself and I may run into some epic problems of my own doing. The one gallon cloth pot is filled with coco coir mixed with 10% expanded clay pebbles. The common mix is usually 1/3 clay pebbles, but my Cream Auto in the one gallon plant seemed to have a little nutrient issues from packing the pot very tight. So tightly it was hard to ad the fertigation solution, and likely had some areas in the root zone that didn't get good flow though during fertigation events. So I theorize that by reducing the amount of clay pebbles I may have better flow though. We will see what the difference is. I hope to eventually find the right ratio. I'm using General Hydroponics full line of Flora series. I will use the Drain to Waste schedule for nutrients and mix them to be at the upper end of the recommended EC strength. I will be using water from a medical grade RO water treatment system. I will mule the water from the facility to my house in 6 gallon water carriers. I will disinfect the water jugs weekly. I disinfect my nutrient mix dispensers at each mixing. The media was treated daily with 1.5l of 6.5ph .18ec H2O. The plant doesnt need this much fluid, but to keep the media at optimum conditions, 1.5l is the minimum to get a good even saturation of the media with good flow through. The reduced amount of clay pebbles has already shown on negative side effect. Poor the solution too fast in one spot troughs and holes form, so a slow even circular technique worked best. The light is the Mars Hydro TS1000. 150watt draw with dim-able ballast. Its turned up to max, set at 36" above pot. No fan was run when the germinated seed was put in the media to help raise the tent temperature to high 70s. Plastic cups set over the germed seed area and it emerged out of the media by day 5. I kept the plastic cup over the seedling till day 7. The seedling looks healthy, no defects, and didn't stretch.