Night Nurse CBD 1:1 Fem Indoor LED Grow

One week since flipping to 12/12 Continuing to tuck branches. Also defoliating below the screen and snipping off small lower branches that are below the screen. I maybe should have completely defoliated below the screen. That would make it easier to keep it clean and pinch out new growth. The Earth Box system is working great. I'm filling with a gallon of water every day or two. The reservoir usually goes dry by the time I fill it. I'm not sure if I should keep it more full more often, but I'm not getting any plant drooping. I'd put worms in when I set it up. I've not seen them at the surface but I can spot them down in the water reservoir. Poor worms are getting drowned down in there when I top it off but I'm glad to see they're still alive. I'm chopping cuttings and adding them back on top. I top dress with compost and Bokashi as well about every week or two. It's an easy grow, pretty stress free and on auto pilot. I'm confident that if I needed to leave for a couple of days I could water it heavy and it would be fine. The 10 gallon fabric pots I've used before would dry out much faster. And this is super low maintenance compared to hydro. I'm just filling with RO water. Sometimes I'll add some molasses, EM-1 innoculant, and recharge. The growth is moving fast and the net is about completely full. I'm really liking this ChilLED X3 light. It runs so cool. With the aircon running the light-on temp is often a little too cool, dropping into the low 60s. I've got the driver sitting outside the tent, I might put it inside just to add back a little warmth. I really like the dimmer, makes it much easier on the eyes to tend the plants. 10/2 update. I was out of town last night. The previous night I filled the reservoir with 3 gallons, tonight it's empty. They're getting fast and drinking a lot now. They're looking great. Some tops are taking off so the canopy isn't as even as I'd prefer but it'll be fine. Everything looks healthy and leaves were pointed up praying. You can see in the photos that the tallest branches are growing around an inch a day.