Raspberry Glue + Cookie Haze clones

Photo day.. one of those foggy mornings good for photos; imperfect for growing (outdoors anyway). Everyone has pretty much stabilized to my LED lighting about now. Most of the plant damage in my photos was there when I acquired the clones. Should I just cut off the affected fan leaves here? -------- The clones are in pairs and their heights are currently... RG both 11"... SD 11" and 12"...GSC 9" and 10"...SLH 8" and 9". Based on past experience there's no way these clones are only 3 weeks old; probably close to 4 or 5 weeks based on height... but I had to start the diary somewhere. -------- I'll need to top the Sour Diesels first here. I've never gotten clones that were quite as tall as these were starting out. I've already decided to put both SD's outdoors (where I had originally planned to place one of each indoors and one outdoors) - due to the fact that they have the longest flowering phase of any of these clones (10-12 weeks vs. 7-9 weeks for most others) and will end up quite tall if done right. Newest plan is to put one of them in a 5 gallon container and one in a 7 gallon container as an experiment in container size. Added before and after photos for topping the Sour Diesel's at the beginning of the light phase on Sunday May 13. --------- I'm already leaning to changing my mind on topping. Can't decide yet which clones I will keep inside or outside but need to constrain height whichever way I go. Will probably top most before the end of the week since I will repot next week. Fed all the girls at the beginning of the light cycle tonite (Monday about 1930) - with only 25% of the nutrient level listed (backing off a bit). In general no more than 400 ml of fluid was necessary to flood any of the quart containers in my tent. -------- Topped the Raspberry Glue's on Tuesday May 15 at the beginning of the light cycle... about 1930. I was surprised how light one of them was when lifted (considering that I fed them yesterday) and I noticed roots already coming out the holes in the bottom of the 1 quart pot (10 days after repotting the cube). Gonna need to keep an eye on these for the next week until I repot. I'll top the GSC's tomorrow and wait until next week for the SLH's which are bushy anyway and the shortest of the group.