'Dutch Dragon' by Paradise

Howdy hoe and welcome to Week 3, Veg w/ Dutch Dragon, or 'Dutchy', as I've come to know her. The Deets: The Good: -All seems to be going pretty well. There are very slight issues, but they're all aesthetic and I'm working on that. -She is the hammiest out of all 4 girls. The growth rate in height, width, fans and inter-node growth is head and shoulders ahead of her counterparts. -Taking her initial feeds very well without any nutrient burn or symptoms of over-watering's (anymore...). Her prelimary training is also going very well and she hasn't shown any stress with the initial bends👍 The Bad: -No Bad. Working on things but it's all good for now. The 'Meh': -Over-watered again, but that was early week and I learned my lesson...I hope. Back to the spray bottle for a bit and will be going to full feeds with run-off within a week here. -DD has the strong habit of dipping out, like clockwork, every night at 6 pm (the 14th hour on the 18 hour cycle). I've adjusted all my parameters, one at a time, to see if this would stop, but to no avail. She seems to be genetically pre-disposed to this and I'm going to have to accept that. Nothing's actually wrong with her...she just looks sickly at the end of the day, everyday. Next day she's back to praying like nothing happened. I feel she's just very sensitive to my heat and humidity, but the other girls are loving it. Going to tailor the environment to the other three now, and DD can acclimate or continue on the way she is. I can't cater directly to her while neglecting the needs of the majority. Notes of the Week: -Just watching them grow, really. Still not much to do other then that. Training has been started on 3 of the girls to expose lower nodes to light and air. DD is especially taking well to this and her growth rate/inter-nodal growth is faaaaar faster then the other's, currently. -On Saturday, May 2nd, two of the girls will receive their first feeding with run-off. I feel they have a defined root system to take it and I'm going to test this on 2 of the girls before applying to all of them. Already going against the schedule and tailoring my own feeds to specific needs. -I want the run-offs now, too see what's going on in the soil and if there's anything amiss that I need to rectify before top-side symptoms start to occur. I feel everything is just dandy, but I like numbers and this will validate my thinking. And, if it's effed up I can fix it! -YAH, so I did make the decision to give away the remainder of my GHE micro-gro-bloom nutes, but holding on to Diamond nectar and Floralicious Plus (Lot's left, very expensive, going to use it). Green Planet will be run on all four girls for the entirety of the grow. I have enough of each to carry them through the grow (my estimate...might need more Bloom, according to the doses). Plus, this will make things a lot easier for me. **Community Question:** Dutch Dragon is a weird one. The long and short of it, though, is I noticed she 'dips out' (sags) on hour 14, everyday, on an 18/ cycle. It's like clockwork and I have the photos and time stamps to prove it😅. I fought with humidity, heat, the light and the parameters to make her happy, but as the days go on and nothing works, I'm starting to accept that this may just BE her and her genetic make up will continue on like this. I have literally tried it all, but no changes to the environment or feeding times/amounts has given positive results.... Just her? If you have experience with a plant that refuses to acclimate, no matter your parameters, what did you do, or did you just let her do her thing and accept her genetic makeup? Am I missing something with her, too? A supplement or additive to help her along, maybe? I don't know! If you have anything to advice me on, please do! Thanks all for dropping by and seeing DD in her hammy glory and recovery. I wish you all the best this week. Keep healthy and safe! Cheers and much love my friends😊✊