Durban P. CaliLightworks SS 1100UVB Test

Very good week 2 all in all. The Durban's are looking tighter than a nuns #@%&. Super compact and I'm thinking will maintain a nice compact shape during flower with a reduced blue spectrum. I've topped them once and will now just LST until flower as there is plenty of fairly even growth that I'm hoping will rise evenly once I flip to 12's. The front one is a little ahead of the rear one for some reason but I think the super early thrips slowed it down a bit. Still no sign of new thrips. The Cali Haze's are way too healthy as they are trying hard to explode upwards already which they are so famous for. I FIM'd them last week but it didn't seem to take so I just tried again but cutting a little further down to ensure I get the growing tip as well as the two side leaves. It's tough as it's just a tiny bulb basically. Im hoping this will slow the upward momentum while allowing the bottom to bush out a bit so I can have multiple tops that I can LST. Again, front one is healthier than the rear.... I'll have to keep an eye on this to make sure it's not something to do with lighting. On week 2 day 3 I fed them with a Wayne Gretzky EC (yes I'm Canadian and yes it's .99). They responded very well but I'm watching tips closely and decided to just PH my tap water for the next water on week 2 day 6 which is high in calcium and has an EC of .3-.5 depending on the season. I haven't let any runoff through the pots yet as I went straight into 10 gala and don't want to swamp them early. I have a soil EC meter that gives me a general idea if they need food or not. Soil in highest was .75 and lowest was .47. I want to monitor to see how my own watering/feeding schedule will work for my environment. Removed homemade screens on first water this week haha. It is a royal pain in the ass and I feel I'm good enough with plants to train them on my own for this grow. So far I'm very happy with this lighting and can't wait till flower!