RQS Easy Bud - First Grow

Day six: Gave the plant more water and took it out for a photoshoot today so thought I'd update the week get a new day by day diary going. Second true leaves are coming through at the top at the moment, the canopy is looking quite nice for a seedling I think. Really hoping I'm right about the roots having grown well Picking up an inroom fan for air circulation today I lowered the lights by 10 cm today, I'm still quite confused about LED lighting, everyone talks about pull from the wall when it comes to lights, so my lighting setup is pulling 75 watts from the wall, but things do seem to be going well the lighting paperwork says 100W each full spectrum output, guess we'll see at the end of this grow if they're a suitable product Day 7: Plant seems to have responded well to the lights being brought down 10cm, two new leaves have really begun to sprout out the top, the little seedling seems to be really healthy, and the canopy does keep growning. Today she had no water, and this even the soil is starting to feel a little dry at the surface, but deep in the soil I imagine is still quite moist. There's now about 5 hours left on the light cycle, so I think by tomorrow morning she'll be ready for another good drink I'm going to do a very diluted mixture of Humic and Fulvic Acids with distilled water for the main water, but I'm going to spray the top soil with a diluted Hydrogen peroxide mixture as well, this will prevent any infections or pests as well as adding extra Oxygen down into the soil for the roots. Should give her a good boost when watered in. Because I understand that Easy bud doesn't grow much more than 60 cm, I have a ,mylar backed camping mat surrounding the plant, now the lights are within this reflective area entirely so this will allow for less light to be lost to the white paint Things are looking good and I included an image of my full setup today Day 8: After 24 hours of carefully monitored drought, the soil became dry to the touch for a full finger length. This morning I sprayed the toil soil with a very week dilution of 3% Hydrogen Peroxide to add some oxygen to the soil and act as a preventative for pests, I also gave the full pot around 200 ml of water, including about 50 ml of Humic and fulvic acid solution around the roots. The seedling went from what looked like a healthy green that is a little pale in yesterdays pictures. to an extremely vibrant green that can be seen well in todays pictures. So I assume this is a great sign my little project is happy I lowered the lights very slightly to give more intensity for the plant to increase photosynthesis with, with the addition of Humic and Fulvic acids to the root zone and hydrogen peroxide in the rest of the soil, I would expect to see a decent growth spurt over the course of today and tomorrow The stem is very thin and still supporting a large canopy for it's size, I've introduced a small USB fan to blow above the seedling, without sitting and studying the plant you can barely see the effects of the fan, just a slight dance in the wind to help build up that stem early. Day 8 Growers Note: Boy this girl was thirsty, gave her another water with distilled water in the afternoon as the soil around the plant had sucked up all the water and was already going dry. Seems as though this mornings water has triggered a growth spurt already which was what I was hoping for with the Humic acid and hydrogen peroxide. Gave another 150ml of water 8 hours before the lights were due to go out, this should be enough to get the plant through till tomorrow morning, hoping to be able to start LST in 10 days but with the current growth I'm thinking this might be possible before the second week starts. LST will be supplemented with Foliar feeding of Fulvic acid to boost photosynthesis and stress tolerance. the sooner I can get this lady bent over the sooner she can get sprayed with a known photosynthesis stimulant. Day 9: Wow, quite a growth spurt over night, Spraying lightly with Hydrogen Peroxide and re-feeding the root area with the same dilution Humic and Fulvic acid seems to have done the trick! She's started stretching above those first true leaves slightly over night, I'm a little concerned about how thin that stem is but she's still holding tall, I've started to blow a small fan across her canopy just to get some movement and toughen up that stem a little bit The soil is still quite damp, although not at the surface, By tonight she may need another water but we'll check that as we go along I'm tempted to add a small amount of Nutes but I think I'll wait until week 2/3 as is tradition with Autoflowers, Humic acid supposedly makes more nutrients in the soil available, carefully monitoring for any signs of deficiencies because I've interpreted this to mean a plant can use more of the nutrients in the soil 😎 Things are going very well :D Day 9 (four hours later): Update, she's a thirsty girl! Woke up this morning to damp soil 5 hours after the lights had come on by 9 hours after the light had some on the soil had gone dry, gave her another 200ml of distilled water with a few drops of H2O2 because that seemed to trigger a decent growth spurt last night, debating starting a very light feed at the next water just to provide a nutrient boost to the root zone Day 10: Another growth spurt overnight, the concerns about slow growth have very much been forgotten, the latest pictures don't show it well but the second set of true leaves should have their 3 fingers exposed to the light by tomorrow morning :D Today I fed, a very small amount of Liquid nutes 0.25 ml in 200 litres of 1:1:1 ratio, that was this morning and the plant seems to have responded well without any signs of nute burn yet, I fed the soil and then sprayed the root zone with pure distilled water, she's taking about 250ml of water each day atm before the top couple of inches gets very dry and ready for another feed Think I'll be ready to start watering to Runoff soon, I'm conscious that there's no CalMag in my soil, So I've set aside a litre of tap water to de-chlorinate I live in a hard water area with a tap water PH of 7, which is pretty good I understand 7 hours until lights out and she seems to be incredibly healthy and growing well. She was a little bent over this morning (stretching towards the light?) I propped her up and reposition so she was directly under the lights and she recovered incredibly quickly 4 days until 2 weeks old, she could very much have 3 nodes by this time :D looking forward to LST starting ;) The Cotyledons are starting to die now, but that was to be expected they're entirely covered by true leaves so get next to no light at all GROW QUESTION: 2 excellent answers very quickly, loving Growdaries for the support you can get! I'd been worried she was getting top heavy I'll find a way of supporting her :) Day 11: propped up the girl today a little bit because of the lean + worried about her becoming top heavy, no water today as the soil was still a bit damp and she was still looking very green and healthy, she'll 100% need water tomorrow Update, by the end of the day she'd gone bone dry up to about the second knuckle, I'm conscious that many people say wait until the topsoil is dry to your first knuckle but I'm in a very big pot and I water down holes in the soil to help convince the roots to stretch down that bit further So I gave the topsoil around the main stem a spray with tap water that had been left to sit for 24 hours my tap water comes out at ~ PH7 so I brought this back down to six by adding 2 tablespoons of Hydrogen Peroxide to about 2 cups of water, of which I used very little just damped the top soil enough to get her through the night I expect tomorrow morning she will need a decent water