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FIM stands for F#ck I Missed, so looks like it worked to me. :P You didn't top the 1st time, so not sure how you'll top again. Topping and Fimming aren't the same. One removed the main growth point and the other does not. For autos I find LST and FIM better than topping or HST and usually just do a little LST if anything.

You can see the side branches take off at the same node as your FIM-attempts, not a perfect fim, but the suckers are being exposed to the light and expanding, normally they would grow in the shade of the leaves above so it's a partial win 😎👍.

High fragmentsoftime, Just LST for now buddy! The plant does not have time to recover anymore from any HST. Just bend the plant in the right shape. Ideal is to bend the higher branches to the same level as the lower ones so that all the buds are the same distance from the lamp and will get the same light intensity. Happy Growing Buddy! 💚

Does the issue seem to progress more when it's time to water? I had some Autos in 3 gallon pots and 1 in 2 gallon that the leaves started looking like yours in early flower and if I didn't fully saturate the pot or if I let it dry out then the issue would start coming back. My issue was root related and I'll be using 5 gallon pots next time. Just something to keep in mind if ph change doesn't help.

Hey, I would recommend lowering the pH of the water to 6.2. Do it gradually—reduce the pH by a maximum of 0.2 per watering. Dropping it too quickly might shock the plant. Google :nutrient absorption cannabis ph related for more Information. Your Plant is currently low on nitrogen i guess. Good luck!

Hi, Initially, it would be advisable to test the pH level of the substrate to ensure it falls within the optimal range of 6 to 7 pH units. Since you have limited fertilization, which is a valuable step to avoid over-fertilization, it would be beneficial to assess whether the plant is lacking any specific nutrients. Considering that the plant is currently flowering, you might consider supplementing it with a fertilizer that has a higher phosphorus content (such as a "Bloom" type fertilizer). Phosphorus is an essential nutrient for the flowering process, as it promotes the formation of flower buds and extends the duration of flowering. Good luck buddy.