"The Queen is Dead, Long Live the Queen"

so last monday i left off talking about topping little mama, well after posting week 2 (the end of week 1 of vegetation) i ended up topping her unceremoniously and she spent the remaining week throwing up her "star chamber" of 12 "peers", the explosive growth aside, this strain "undercaker" by dark horse genetics presents uniformly across all the phenotypes i've seen the most insanely vigorous early undergrowth (referring to an untrained specimen everything aside from the main cola everything else is, to my mind, undergrowth or secondary growth) and not that it's exactly atypical but i've seen my share of genetic expressions this plant is wont to show but hat's off to jason and the dark horse crew, because this plant was 3 nodes at 2.5inches of stunted or arrested growth at week 9 since cut from the progenitor who was at week 5 from seed so she is technically 14 weeks old, i digress, right now i crossed off week 2 and as i was getting set to snap some pics and turn the week in...i got serious with this bitch and up-potted her to a 4 gallon (maybe itll hold her for longer than 2 weeks), i had some autos in the tent but they got put in a window to make way for a seed-starter tray, which i planted 12 "herm" seeds from some "king's banner f2" last year, 18 seeds of some b.s. (bag seed) and around 12 cuttings i took off of this slut already, like i said earlier she bushed out with 12 colas to compensate for getting decapitated, all of which i super-cropped under stakes if they were the bottom 4 or 5 shoots and every other cola including the janus-like twin heads at the apex were super-cropped and tied down with lacquered copper (magnet) wire, all of the secondary shoots of these colas were dealt with on a case by case basis depending on how the overall foundation of the plant will benefit, with so many main colas available this early on i am intent on rigorously training her to produce 6-12 7-8" cuttings every two weeks this summer before a final trimming before putting it out into august heat to veg for 6 weeks until flowering time outdoors....i'm hoping for a 12 foot (4 meter) monument to her majesty and reckon that's about the best way to go about it bnt im open to suggestions for early training with an eye towards massive outdoor trees....what i was trying to say earlier though..shout out to jason and the crew at dark horse genetics for this spectacular structure! every growth has a natural "knuckle" with sharply-featured stem contours (no limp-wristed noodle stems over here!) and this phenontype here (peeps round my way call it "strawberry kush") has some massive fans on her...i bet you can make literal fans out of her late-life foliage, fuck it im gushing...me at my age...getting my head turned by this stinking bitch...im a hopeless stoner it seems....cant wait till next monday -willy