Mystic sunset monti problems

I'd be careful putting any additive where you can't test what it's doing. If you are dosing the full set of the program it's adding Iodine/Iodide (not sure which), Potassium, Iron, and a bunch of other "trace elements". If you're doing water changes, then you really shouldn't need to supplement those at all. And if you do supplement them, you should really be monitoring those items with a proper test kit. Other than that you have plenty of PO4, not enough to be very harmful, and your lighting program looks fine. What about NO3, do you test for that?

Thanks. NO3 is 4ppm
 
I shortened my light schedule because I realize it gets a lot of natural light in he morning which I thought might impact my led schedule.
 

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