LED Grow 3 Different Strains

Hello everyone. This is my first medical grow and wanted to display some pics of my grow. It has been a learning experience and I am sure my next grow will be much better. Anyways here are some pics.

Strains: All non-feminised seeds.

1x Colorado Clementines (La Plata Labs)
1x Sour Pez (La Plata Labs)
2x High Voltage (Snow High Seeds) 2 different phenos.

Soil Used: Fox Farm Ocean Forest
Container Used: Grow Bag 3 and 5 gallon
Lights Used: 2x Platinum LED P300 Veg Switch only for Veg and Both Switches on for Flower.
Technology Used: Bluelab Growers Toolbox (PH and TDS Pens)
Water Used: 0ppm 6.0 PH RO Water
Nutrients Used: None

The problems I had during this grow.

Slow vegetative growth due to FFOF soil being hot hot hot.
Placement of light was too close to tops during early vegetative growth. (Caused burned leaves and 1 week recovery. I made the mistake of growing seedlings in FFOF when I should have been using something like Light Warrior.

These girls are still growing and I will update later. I will be using more amendments to FFOF next time so that the soil is not hot.

Nice!

Hello all. Here is an update for the end of Week 3. I am now supplementing with Fox Farm Tiger Bloom and Big Bloom in the Soil. I tested my soil yesterday and the nitrogen is dropping to almost nothing, which is good for flowering. The PH of the soil was a bit off at 6.8, so I adjusted the water PH slightly to try and bring the PH back to 6-6.5. The girls are growing kief and buds rapidly, in which I may have to stake the branches to hold the weight (The Fans I am using have been doing a nice job tightening up the branching system).

Also I wanted to note that the crowing seems to be normal because it only happens on the new growth. If anyone has some insight as to why the crowing is happening on the quick new growth, I would appreciate it. Thanks!

Try happy frog next time mixed with perlite. Its good from start to finish. Nutrition enough for seedlings, yet mature plants thrive yet not overdose while using added nutrients.