The first grow of 21, pure AF

25-02 the week's over writing must be: it does not always go as the pastor preaches. The WCs have today received 1 l. Of fertilizer / soil improvers with a wire value of 1880 ppm. The WCs must be nourished 2-3 times more before they also go into the end flush. I had expected to be able to raise the yield on the GGs, but as it seems so far, I expect a yield as the first grow of GG (66 g. on average over 6 plants). The GGs are reaching the final stage of the flush and I expect them to be harvested within the next 10 days. What the GGs have not been able to perform, the 2 other varieties, on the other hand, seem to be able to, they are really nice and almost compact in their canopy, despite the fact that I go daily and remove yellowed or withered and strategic leaves, so the light still penetrates deep into the plants. the pots are completely emptied of CO2 and I have a hard time keeping it above 600 ppm as has got a luxury problem with heat. we have lately been flooded with hot weather (10-12 degrees Celsius) which causes the heat in the tent to quickly rise to 30-31 degrees just above the canopy and with an air humidity around 40%, I have to add moisture to the air and about 5 times a day open the tent up and release the excess heat. with the disadvantage that both the humidity and the temperature are constantly fluctuating between 24 and 30 degrees and between 40 and 55% humidity in the tent. it is not optimal and I have to solve the problem before I start the next grow in April. 01-03 the 3 WCs have today received 1 l. of fertilizer / soil improvers with a line value of 2120 ppm and they get a potion similar to in 4 days and with that they should also be ready end flush. The GGs draw time by the fact that there are still too many clear tricums, but I still expect to harvest the first of them up by the weekend, as they have otherwise begun to show signs of maturing. The GBs are still very fresh and still very green, so I'm starting to think I might have been a little too quick to send them in the end flush. but according to the plan, they should be harvest ready within the next few weeks. it's always a hell of a patience to wait for them to finish, but it's usually worth the wait to wait.