Lemon Haze from late Hermie

These babies have been at the receiving end of my tough love and I have decided to ease back for fear of losing more limbs. While I'm learning that my character of tough love is not limited to humans, I am glad these babies wont run away like my women... Sun 13/06 LH #1, #2 and #3 were filling out well post topping and not yet looking thirsty so not much work apart form neatening the soil LHB2#1 She is in the smallest pot and the slowest grower from them all LHB2#2 It could be that her growth is stunted or I am extremely impatient with this grow LHB2#3 She showed signs of bruising on one of the leaves in the lower nodes but looked healthy overall LHB2#4 She got a new set of nodes and she is getting nearer to topping LHB2#5 Looking great and also nearing topping None of the LHB2 needed watering yet Mon 14/06 Autopilot mode and they were all just swinging in the breeze Tue 15/06 LH #1 I gave her a little more training as i want the stems to reach the rim before her second topping LH#2 Ditto LH#3 Ditto LHB2#1 I want to get ready to train her and in hindsight feeling i should have planted her higher up in the pot with maybe 10% more soil LHB2#2 I topped her and defoliated the growth below the 3rd node LHB2#3 Ditto LHB2#4 She didn't look ready for a topping yet LHB2#5 I topped her and defoliated the growth below the 3rd node Wed 16/06 I just let them all be and recover from the previous days ministrations Thur 17/06 LH #1 and #2 were cruising freely in veg mode. LH#3 I lost another limb from trying to train her a little too hard and I opted to let her focus her energy on the good limb by chopping off the injured limb LHB2#1 She got a drink of plain water PH of 6.5 and I began training her with the intention of increasing the tension over the coming days LHB2#2 The top soil was dry but the pot still felt heavy so I skipped the watering and just let her be LHB2#3 Ditto LHB2#4 I was eying her for topping and since she was looking great (despite growing slowly still) I went ahead and topped her LHB2#5 The top soil was dry but the pot still felt heavy so I skipped the watering and just let her be Fri 18/06 LH #1 She has the widest canopy of them all. i pinned the new growth down and tucked some of the bigger leaves away LH#2 Apart for pinning the new growth down, she didn't need much attention LH#3 She was recovering well from all the havoc i had wreaked on her. I added a stake and secured her to it LHB2#1 I increased the tension on the plant ties to lower her canopy a little LHB2#2 She still didn't look thirsty and the soil hadn't dried up much so i left her chilling and recovering from her topping LHB2#3 I didn't stress her any further and just let her be LHB2#4 I pinned her to a stake in the hope of reducing the damage when I train her LHB2#5 She still didn't look thirsty and the soil hadn't dried up much so I left her chilling and recovering from her topping Sat 19/06 I got drunk and lost my phone on Friday night, so I didn't get any photos on Saturday but neither did I give these babies any attention as I was too busy trying to get reunited with my phone (which I did eventually). Sun 20/06 LH #1 She got a little more tucking and pinning as well as 1ltr from a solution of 10ml seaweed extract in 5ltrs of water PH coming to 6.5 LH#2 Apart for a 1ltr drink of water from a solution of 10ml seaweed extract in 5ltrs of water PH coming to 6.5, she got some light pinning LH#3 I fed her 1ltr from a solution of 10ml seaweed extract in 5ltrs of water PH coming to 6.5 and pinned the new growth down a little being careful not to split her at the node/stem joint LHB2#1 Apart for a little drink of water/seaweed solution (200ml), the only work was increasing the tension to bend her more. LHB2#2 I fed her 1ltr from a solution of 10ml seaweed extract in 5ltrs of water PH coming to 6.5 LHB2#3 Ditto LHB2#4 Ditto LHB2#5 Ditto These was somewhat an easy week despite all the trouble I caused her and my camel was back to guard duty. I don't foresee being able to switch these to flower in the next week but will aim for that in 15-18 days.