Blow Mind Auto Frequent Fertigation

👉The plant has doubled in size since last week. Today is Day 46 and is Day 10 of flower. The growth rate has surprised me, and the branched are spreading out. The buds sites are starting to form up. The way the way the branches look they wont be stout and sturdy like the tent mate Gorilla Glue. There is slight clawing of leaf tips and signals slight excess N or excess wind, or excess moisture. Its a nice light green color with nicely formed fat leaves. 👉Last week the plant was using the early growth mix from the GHE drain to waste feed chart. I started this week by going to the transition mix, and by day 45 I switched to the Early bloom mix. I did 3 low EC fertigations and one H2Only event. I also tried scaling back the total volume of solution. I still have a few slightly 'clawed' leaf tips so I think what ever was causing that may be subsiding. The low EC, and the H20nly fertigation events hopefully helped with possible N excess, and the low volume events were to possibly address any excess moisture issues. Normally Coco coir is almost impossible to over water. But I cut back on the filler from 33% to 10%. So its possible the media holds enough moisture to create slight over-saturation. I address the possibility that wind is causing the claw tips by diffusing the fan breeze. I used a portable window screen suspended from the top and that has reduced the force of the fan. I may remove the speed controls of the fan and replace them with a variable speed controller. While putting one on now would work, it would create a loud hum because the speed control of the fan is done with capacitors, and a variable resitor causes this hum. While it may not be anything more than annoying, noises emanating from electronics that are normally quiet, is never a good thing. Its easy enough to do for me and I am full qualified to service any eclectrical or electronic device. 👉 Im sure the branches will need support when good big buds start forming. The stiff wires that stick up around the pot are the cut off top of a tomato cage. The hoop fits perfectly around the 3 gallon pot and provides stability for the pot before the roots fill it up. The 3 wires sticking up are the attachments I will use for Bamboo steaks. I zip ties them to the wires and interconnect each one for stability. I will probably ad those this week before the plant gets too tall.