MSNL Auto Widow

This plant DID NOT LIKE when I sprayed it last week with the neem oil & pesticide soap mix. It seemed to stain all the leaves that I sprayed, and some of those spots eventually turned into holes in the leaves. Wonder if I used too much of the soap or if the plant is just getting OLD and the leaves are getting sensitive, thin, and crispy from that. Whatever the case, I snipped off the leaves that looked really bad (photos above). Also, I scaled back the feeding to only 1 tsp/gal of Fox Farm Big Bloom. This week I'll probably stop feeding it nutes altogether. It hasn't grown any vertically from last week, so I presume it is finished growing upward and is focusing on budding. Overall, the plant is tall and skinny because it DID NOT LIKE low-stress training in its early life. The buds are looking great! Lots of pistols still forming and all are still white in color. Lots of sparkly trichomes! Keeping a close eye for bud rot since I live in a hot humid location, and this plant has NOT had an easy life up to this point. I've probably (unintentionally, of course) killed 10 or 20 seeds or plants in the early vegetative stage in the same time this plant has successfully grown. This week I moved it from the greenhouse to outside on top of my flower bed in the morning, and then under a tent in the afternoon. When I go to move from the flower bed, there are usually spider webs on it, although there doesn't appear to be an infestation. Also I noticed ants crawling on it, so I dumped a tablespoon of cinnamon on the soil around the base and that seems to have worked and scared them off. Also this week I added a pole to help support its since it started to lean over (probably from the buds forming and adding to its weight).