Moby Dick & Critical Jack (Autopot)

WEEK 7 - 20/3/2021 - 26/3/2021 22/3/2021 - these past week or so, I've been noticing Moby Dick plant 3 leaves has been droopy. But there was no signs of nutrient issue so I just dismissed it and hoped it would recover by itself. However upon checking on forums, it's highly suggestive of nutrient lockout. Then today plant 1 and 4 are having droopy leaves as well. So I've decided to do a complete flushing of all 4 Moby Dicks. I mixed 20gal of water with 200ml of Flora Kleen (2.5ml/L). All four plants flushed with 5 gallons each. Only plant 3 runoff checked : Inflow ( 200ml Flora Kleen/ 20gal) - pH - 6.13, EC - 0.9 After first flush run-off - pH - 6.96, EC - 1.26 After 5 gallons flush run-off - pH - 6.44, EC - 0.92 So the run off pH and EC were not that far off. But after fully flushing , the Ph went down and the EC is almost the same as inflow. I am going to allow the plants to dry out properly before starting the Autopot tomorrow. 23/3/2021 - All 4 plants bounced back beautifully. Including plant 3. Woohoo!! :) The leaves are still droopy but significant improvement from before. All 4 pots reconnected back to Autopot and new batch of nutrient mixed with the following: 20 gal for 2 Autopot Res: Cal Mag - 5ml/Gal - 100ml Micro - 2.5ml/Gal - 50ml Gro - 2.5ml/Gal - 50ml Bloom - 1ml/Gal - 20ml pH - 6.10 EC - 1.05 mS/cm T - 26 25/3/2021 - I initially wanted to maintain only 8 main branches of mainlining like the Blue Dream CBD grow. Then I thought since I have so much space and time to veg longer, I decided to allow the lower nodes to grow and allow 14-16 main colas instead of just 8. Kinda defeats the purpose of mainlining but fuck it, I'm going for more yield on this grow. So the 8 main branch of plant 3 and 4 of Moby Dick, supercropped outwards to the same level as the lower growing nodes. As for plant 1, I'll supercrop it in few days time as it is still recovering from my experimental supercrop last week.