Lebron haze BSF exterior

R1pp3r I cut both plants' first two branches equally to encourage growth towards the apex. On Thursday night, I defoliated and started LST. Tonight it's watering time; I'll feed them 750ml each with top veg. The lower branches have started to grow, and I've begun to move the wire a bit.

R1pp3r Last night, Thursday, October 7th, it rained and they held up pretty well, they've grown about 5cm since last week. I directed some branches of the lebron #2 and now all that's left is to wait. I applied potassium soap with neem oil foliarly and tomorrow I will water each plant with a liter and a half with 3ml/l of top veg. Today (October 10th), neem oil with potassium soap was applied; there are quite a few whiteflies this time of year. On October 12th, the day started cloudy, but hopefully, they recover. On the night of the 13th and the morning of the 14th of October, it rained a lot; I was getting worried, but luckily they didn't even get wet. Today marks the end of the week with a height measurement of 35 cm for lebron #1. I will update the data tomorrow as we start the 5th week.

R1pp3r Something happened to the lebron 2, it seems to have started its flowering, but I hope it reverses and continues its vegetative period. I'll wait until Sunday to transplant, there's a fair on Sunday and I'll buy worm hummus which I'll add to the final pots along with homemade compost made by me, purchased substrate, and mycorrhizae. (10/22) both are still doing well and growing without problems. I'm still hoping that the accidental flowering of the 2 reverses, but other than that, everything is fine.

R1pp3r It seems that the lebron 2 won't revert its flowering, or at least not at the pace I wanted. Everything else is good; I transplanted it into a 30-liter pot with homemade compost, all mix substrate, worm hummus, and Micotrue mycorrhizae. I plan to transplant the lebron 2 today or tomorrow since it's starting to revert its accidental flowering.