SS - San Fernando Lemon Kush

Week 5 Here we go with the fifth week of my grow, things gone a bit better than the past one, The SFLK#2 completely recovered from the accident and it's bushing up a bit. I did not water this week basically, just a 100ml of the same solution (10ml/l of Bokashi tea from compost). STEP 5: Transform the fermented food waste into soil compost (PART2) Soil composition 180 liters approx. 10% agricultural corn bran (based on the volume of compost) fermented with bokashi to dry up the excess humidity, to provide phosphorus, to increase carbon and to provide various elements and amino acids. Another 25 liters of light mix 45 grams per 11-liter jar of unfermented, slow-release guano added just before switch them into flower to bring phosphorus. 10 liters of light mix for germination and first up pot in 1.2 pots, then continue with the compost on 6.5 pots without adding the bat guano till it's needed. Total about 33% of compost and 67% of soil. This is the recipe i'm about to use, hopefully, which is been shared from a fellow growers like us, which personally explained to me a "few" things about the whole process. THANK YOU VERY MUCH LATAKIAA, if you ever gonna read this! 😎 PROGRESS: DAY 29: All good, the begin of the fifth week does not look bad at all! Te SFLK#2 completely recovered from the snap, and it's now growing again. DAY 30: Making some space to the new branches coming up form the bottom side of the plant, probably I'll top'em tomorrow o the day after. DAY 31: Nothing happened, Happy new year BTW :) DAY 32: Decicded to top SFLK#1 while wait a bit for SFLK#2 DAY 33: Both plants are growing good can't complain too much, nice and bushy, hopefully the topping will push all those branches. DAY 34: Both plants have this yellowish coulour around the top leaves, any lead on this? Might the soil be too strong? They are the only ones of the whole run having this "problem". DAY 35: Today i've been cleaning around, tiding up a bit, getting ready for the 6th week. I might up pot them and switch to 12/12 by the end of next week. Let's see. See you next week fellow growers.