73days 60x50cm 300w auto

Ciao! This is my second growth ever and second time growing Glueberry OG auto. I don’t have much space to grow into, I can only use my washing machine closet which measures 50x60x110cm total. Adding all the equipment I have 50x50x90cm of true grow space. Since I don’t want to constantly grow to satisfy my needs I have to optimize everything! During my first crop I spent a lot of time studying and changing my growing environment and plant nutrition, this time I will focus more on plant structure. I plan to mainline the trunk and to apply LST during vegetation, than let the plan grow as much as it can. The big thing you can see in the pot is a blumat carrot, automated dripping system. I’ve already placed it not to disturbed the roots once grown but I don’t know if I’m going to use it since I’m in lockdown... During vegetation I will give every watering a splash of humid acid + seaweeds + amino acids and megacrop. Megacrop is the best nutrient I could find in my research and during my first grow proved its power. It has, however, too much nitrogen for flower and a low quantity of silica. I’ll supplement silica with rhino skin by advance nutrients, and during flower I’ll switch to megacrop 2parts so I can control the nitrogen. I have a general roadmap for nutes based on my past growth! My tap water has ph 7.4 so I need to lower it a lot. My acid of choice is sulfuric acid, this may seems strange but it was a major breakthrough during the first growth. You need just few drops per liter, it’s super stable once well mixed and gives sulfur (FUCKING SULFUR) to the plant, it’s win win win. It costs nothing and you find it everywhere, I’ve bought a scooter sized battery recharge for 6€, and it will last A LOT of grows. The only downside is the danger of having a strong acid at home, don’t play around it. I’m growing in a 11 liters fiber pot, half full at first because I’ll be adding more as the plant stretches. Using this method I am able to gain at least 10 cm of vertical space. I won’t transplant. Transplants are bad, m’kay?! Medium is 100% coco, very well washed, and I mean VERY WELL washed. I thrown away like half bag of dust and minuscule pieces!! Coco is buffered with Epsom salts and gypsum, along with all the nutrients I’ll be using during growth. I’ll do the same thing for all the coco I will be adding. The white stuff it’s a little sand I used in a previous strawberry crop. The plant is placed on top of my washing machine so a couple times a week it will receive a good dose of shacking. This was a thing I was scared by at first, but than I found out that not also the plant doesn’t really care even during germination, but it can have positive effects on buffing trunk and brenches.