Flower:
Switched the lights to 12/12 yesterday.
I plan on moving them into my new 4x4 tent as soon as my AI controller arrives. Unfortunately, the AC tents have 22mm thick poles and my PVC scrog net won't work until my Etsy parts come. But these girls hardly needed any training. I pinched the tops maybe 4 times during veg. (right below top node and pop the stem like a pimple but do not break any tissue on the outside) and also used the 90degree elbows to bend then tops twice. Other than that great plant structure from Twenty20 genetics.
Top Dress:
I made a pretty strong super soil and didn't top dress all veg in my 3G pots. I did make 2 bat guano teas.
I did just top dress with some Build a soil craft blend and made a bloom tea. Also sprinkled on some Kashi and added the coco soil covering and already seeing that white fuzz growth.
Veg issues:
The close right plant got transplant stressed causing it to bush up and the internodal spacing to be very short. when transplanting it lost structure and fell over so I had to compact the dirt to get it to stand back up. But overall, it bounced back. The back left has been dealing with either light issues, pH issues, or dry pockets in the soil. I think its light/heat. But after learning peatmoss can be hydrophobic when over dried out and cause dry spot and fox farms uses peat moss this could be a possibility and why I'll be pre wetting my soil when I mix next run. I moved my heater around and fans and nothing seemed to work other than lowing the lights to 2/10. Could be a K issue as well and I just fed them a bunch so maybe that fixes it.
Light issue:
I think being in a 2.7x2.7x5ft tent caused the EVO4 light PAR to bounce back into the plants and be way more efficient than what I expected causing me to constantly have light issues my last few runs. I finally folded and set them 2/10 for the remainder of veg and saw some promising signs. I think in a bigger tent it will allow for the light to travel to the sides and be less potent in the center allowing me to raise it up to 6/10 with better coverage, when using the TSW2000 in my 2.7x2.7 it seemed more spread out and less intense so ill be going back to that for next veg.