Hobbit & Rhino Ryder Auto

SUNDAY - Serious LST, 1 Gallon RO Water (each) Full Flower Nutes MONDAY - Nothing TUESDAY - 1 Gallon RO Water, Full Flower Nutes WEDNESDAY - Nothing THURSDAY - 1 Gallon RO Water Each, Full Flower Nutes; No Rhino Skin FRIDAY - NOTHING SATURDAY - 1 Gallon RO Water Each, Full Flower Nutes This week I left the plant alone Monday - Friday besides watering with nutes. Whatever issues there were with vertical growth seemed to be going away because the Rhino Ryder is shooting up. The Hobbit has stopped growing vertically but the stems are strong and the plant is dense. Saturday I decided to pull them out and lollipop them lightly. I don't want to go too hard early and stunt development. I also did very light defoliating after some LST. The Hobbit really needed the LST as light wasn't penetrating the canopy. I wanted to spread the branches and open the plant up overall. The Rhino Ryder was more about keeping an even canopy and breaking that center dominance, which seems to be working. The aroma is starting to come in heavier. Pulling the plants out to work on them made my entire place smell. It does seem like the Hobbit is ahead of the Rhino Ryder, so I decided to shift it to Mid-Flower nutrient schedule just in case.