Dutch Passion & friends

11/8- Gave all de-chlorinated water today as they're all getting thirstier as they get bigger by the day in their stretch. I added 5ml/g Botanicare Silica Blast to the 2g water which was ph'd to 6.6 @ 74 deg. and administered it via pump sprayer. They are all growing at an incredible rate with the Dutch Passion Meringue pushing up 3 inches in two days! They're all praying, have great color and no pests, deficiencies or other apparent issues. 11/10- Here we go into the tenth week and the first full week of flower! The girl's are healthy as can be with great color and stamina. The WW's and Meringue are the tallest in the tent, but I'm sure the others will catch them shortly judging by their rate of growth which is explosive at this time. They were given 3/4 gallon each of de-chlorinated water ph'd to 6.8 @ 75 deg. preceded by 1/4g of de-chlorinated water with Dr. Zymes added to hopefully kill the remaining Fungus Gnats and eliminate that issue once and for all!. The environment remains on point with day temp's running 75-84 deg. and night temp's 72-74 deg., RH is 55% which I'd prefer a bit higher to get a better VPD in the 4x8, CO2 levels are consistent at 890-1105 ppm VPD running in the mid to high 12's 11/12- Gave the girls a feed today consisting of 2g de-chlorinated water with Fox Farms Grow Big/Big Bloom/Tiger Bloom/Boomerang/Microbe Brew and Open Sesame for a solution strength of 1500ppm 3.0EC and a PH of 6.5 @ 75 deg. (which required a good bit of PH UP to bring it up from the 5.7 it started at). I also went ahead and LST'd all using cushioned horticulture wire and removed any remaining nodes and leaves from the lower 1/3 of them. They all remain healthy as hell with great color and vigor. The Fungus Gnat issue hopefully has been resolved as I administered a dose of Dr. Zymes insecticide/fungicide to the entire run...we'll see in a few days how it works! 11/14- End of week 10! Fungus Gnats are adios! All the girls have increased their water intake, drinking 1g/day. On non-feed days I'm adding 3ml/g CalMag+ and Sledgehammer to their usual de-chlorinated water ph'd to 6.4-6.7 @ 72-75 deg. All the girls in the 4x8 were starting to get unruly so I thought it best to pull everyone out and give the tent a quick cleanup and take care of a few maintenance chores (change pre-filter, re-hung on 3/4" thick boards to enabled raising/lowering, adjusted cold air intakes) then I installed a trellis net to be able to control these wild and crazy ladies!😎👌