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@Legendaryseedthumb, And I of course meant runoff, overflow would be a tiny bit too much water. But it was a weekend day so naturally....I couldn't think straight lol. Nice setup

Looking nice so far, congrats :) Are you using the tray to bottom feed or is it just for convenience/catching overflow?

Looking really tasty mate 🔥👊👊 well done

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I love that I came by your page, I really like what I see!. If you have time to spare, please come over I have 5 diaries going on at once. Would be fun to have you over! Good luck with everything and I’m sending my best wishes for you and your future grows! /LST 😃🌱

@Legendaryseedthumb, Here you go: What worked best for me was a Lightmix from BioBizz. I think root proning with fabric/air pots is pretty important to get those very fine roots to uptake all the nutrients from the soil, and i mixed in 50g of Greenhouse BioGrow and 50g BioBloom (Bloom since i only grow Autoflowers atm). Another thing i learned the hard way is to water the soil with nematodes whenever i start the run, just to make sure no fungus gnats are snacking the roots lol. Then I'll include some BioEnhancer in the first bucket of water and soak the soil when the seedling is ready for transplantation. tl;dr: ~4.5g BioBloom and 4.5g BioGrow per Liter of Soil, use some lightly prefertilized soil, soak the medium with BioEnhancer and Nematodes + PH at about 6.5 mixed in the water right before transplanting the offspring (peat spring pot works best for me). After that it's pretty straight forward, the plants have a pretty easy start since there aren't too many nutrients in the medium, only becoming available after 1-2 weeks. Don't overwater them is pretty important too. It took me almost 2 weeks before i watered the plant for the first time after transplanting, and i always go by weight of the pot. I think it's pretty often an overwatering problem with newbies, and my logic is that overwatering is way harder to fix than underwatering. Leafs hanging down? Water them. Boom, no rootrot, no problems, the root try to go to the water and your whole pot is going to be filled to the bottom. But keep in mind that pretty much all of this is something i've combined from several hours on reddit/youtube, and it justed worked for me. Please rethink everything I've just said critically and think if anything makes sense to you. Hope that helps, and sorry for the long answer :)

@Legendaryseedthumb, :D Soil + dry nutes is exactly what I'm running atm, it's so straight forward if you know what you're doing. I can really recommend you Greenhouse Powder Feeding, i find that you cannot really overfeed them with that. Let me know if you want some more of my knowledge on that :)

Thanks for the nice words! I really like how your trimmed bud looks, so dense and a very delicious color.. Looks very professional. Have you been growing in soil before? I'll be finishing my current grow in soil and wanted to switch to coco coir after that, if you got any tips for me I'll gladly try to integrate them into my next project

I love how detailed you're describing every single week! In regards to your question on CalMag: Better be safe and keep sticking to the lower end of the feeding schedule as an CalMag excess is way harder to detect than a deficiency. Your plants look great :)

Good luck, excited to see what your experience will yield this time :) Any plans on training?