Jack Herer (Non-Auto) From Seed

Day 56. Temps are finally under control as of about 3 days ago, and these lovely ladies have another ~3 weeks of veg left before they flip to stay on schedule with the rest of the garden. Jack 1 responded so well to last week's heavy topping of the main stalk that all the other Jacks were topped as well. Jack 2 seems to have slowed in growth since last week's early stripping, but her stalk and branches are significantly stronger than her sisters'. The stunting may actually work out since head space in so limited in the flowering room and these girls still have another 3 weeks in veg before flipping. I'm already nervous about Jack 1 getting too tall. The Jacks are taking a gallon of water and nutes per plant every other day. RO water takes Cal-Mag Plus every time, and the BioThrive/FoxFarm/AgeOld are on a full cycle rotation. Planning to use these same nute lines into flower. With three weeks left to go before flower and these girls being as bushy and robust as they are, training will begin in the next few days. This garden isn't scrog-net capable, so the jacks will get trained to tomato cages after some sucker-stripping. I've been really impressed by these plants' ability to thrive under such chaotic conditions. It's been over 90 degrees in the nursery on several occasions in the last few weeks, whole rooms have gotten fully reconfigured and shifted around, lights have moved, plants have moved, the water system has broken down and plants have gone without water when they were clearly very thirsty... Save a slight Nitrogen deficiency which should be addressed this week when nutes go up to full dosages, these plants are strong as little oxen. Asymmetric reaching and growing, I'm sure, is a result of the chaos, and nothing a few weeks in the training room can't fix now that conditions have stabilized.