Pineapple Express. First grow (second try). Coco

The time has come for the harvest. The plant was cut on May 7 and finally dried on May 18 (12 days). During this time, I had to go through many difficulties, trials and errors. Since this is my first experience, I cannot accurately evaluate everything, but now I will write down everything that I encountered during grow. It all started well enough, the seed germinated and was planted in coco. Unfortunately, I added mycorrhiza, which contained fertilizers, and it began to affect the PH, which caused the leaves to twist. But after transferring to a 15-liter pot, everything became ok. Next, I thought about the training method and bro @bioaccessory and bro @PersonalSmok3s gave me very useful advice on topping and mainlining, for which I am very grateful. Next I broke a branch, later another. Bro @bioaccessory advised me not to bend the branches after watering, but to wait at least 24 hours after, then everything fell into place. It was time to switch to 12/12 and this is where the problems started. It grew and stretched with incredible speed. I tried to press her with the light, holding the lamp at a distance of 10 cm, but she did not obey. One morning I woke up to find that the branches were leaning right into the lamp, which stressed the plant and me along with it. The leaves were damaged by the current, but everything healed. She continued to grow and the result was that she grew taller than the lamp. It was very difficult to manage, because we had to do supercropping several times and constantly stretch the branches with rubber bands, but we managed. Then my DIY lamp started to burn out and I had to look for an alternative. I chose household LED lamps because of their price and efficiency relative to it. It is the best on the market. I forgot to say about incandescent lamps, as a source of far red. I am very happy with the result, although I had to turn them off when the wild growth started. Well, then stop the stretching and weight gain of the buds. I decided to dry a whole bush, dividing it only into 4 parts for convenience. I did a dry trim. Then I put everything in glass jars and put them in a dark place with a hygrometer inside. It initially read 57%, which indicated I dried them out a bit, but when I opened the cans, I put more humid air in there and now the humidity is 63%, which is almost perfect. Already after 1 month, the smell became unsurpassed, I recommend everyone to try this strain. Thank you all for your attention, bro's for help and all guests of the report. Peace🙌