'Dutch Dragon' by Paradise

Hello all. This is Week 7, Veg w/ Dutchy. The Deets: The Good: -Great growth, great color and back to normalcy. Very happy to see her thrive and seems to be totally back on track. Happy day😀 -Training and pruning is pretty much a wrap and she took everything very well. Form is good and I'm hoping she grows evenly during the flowering stretch. -Transplant and transitions feeds were applied and she took these well, as well. No issues what so ever. PH is back in line at 6.1/6.2 and ppm's have leveled off to a non "holy crap!" number. The Bad: -Notta. Good week👍 The 'Meh': -No more space, but that's cool. We're going to flip and I'm going to brace her inwards pretty soon here. Should make moving a lot easier. -DD got a little wind burn before transplant, too. Low end circulation was knocking them around pretty fierce, but that has stopped with the 5 gallon transplant. They're not in the line of fire anymore. Notes of the Week: -All transplants were done with a 15mL/Gallon soil of Gaia Green 2-16-0 Bone Meal for slow release P/Cal throughout Bloom. Added bonus of keeping pH in check (somewhat like a dolomite lime). "Stim Root #1" for softwood applications has been used sparingly as well. Allows for zero delay when transplanting. Roots tap into new soil immediately. No stunting, no lost time. -A water feed was given to each girl in the past two days as I am back to my feed-feed-water schedule (and working well). I did include a small dose of GP3 Bloom, Humic acids, molasses and potassium silicate to keep her moving until the next feed. Cut the Cal/Mag and pulling my Mag from the Bloom's 1.5%. -Training is pretty much over. PSK has a little work to do, but this week all the training ties will slowly be released and replaced with bracing cables. 5-6, 2 foot sticks of bamboo and 1, 3 foot main bamboo line have been inserted and will be used to pull laterals back inwards, give them strength, and help them carry their flowering weight. All bamboo sticks (except for the 3 foot main) were inserted into the new transplant soil where there would be no roots and no root interference. To reduce root interference on the 3 foot main, I sharpen to a point in order to push roots aside, not bluntly destroying them. -The flip is on the calendar. PSK is even in good shape now. It's time. Either Sunday, May 31st or June 1st these girls will be put into 12/12. I'm really looking forward to this, but as per the usual, I'm a little nervous. It's been a battle with them so far and I'm really, REALLY hoping Bloom goes a tad better then early Veg did. -Oddly enough, these plants are larger in size then grow #2, at the same period of time (49 days). Attributing earlier training and the SF for these changes. Keeping the girls shorter and using more LST has pushed them to move a bit faster. Noted. -Hygrowzyme and King Kola will be introduced into the new Bloom schedule in the coming week (s). I did not use the PK booster as early as recommended last grow and looking to see what changes I will see with proper applications, throughout flower. Hygrozyme will only be used for the first few weeks of Bloom. If anything feels amiss or my gut tells me somethings off, I'll stop it's use and just use what I know. I kept these short this week. Yay! I hope you have a good week everyone. Have fun with the girls and happy trials to you all. Until next time, Cheers✊👋