RQS Apple Fritter Auto DWC

This week I was finally able to start training. Since the plant began to produce a lot of leaves and no more light shone on the shoots, a large part of the leaves were removed first. The main shoot and all other shoots would then be topped. I then glued holding points to the lid of the DWC box so that I could then pull all the shoots apart. I'm hoping for more growth in width so that all shoots get adequate air and light. The whole thing is quite risky with an automatic plant, but I'll take the risk because the plant can fill the whole tent later and I can't see any signs of flowering yet. If you don't dare, you don't win.