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The big one i actually transplanted from outdoor to indoor late in the season because i didn't want to have it stunt from the cold early in flower. The other 3 are about half the age and i topped and cropped them early which i only did because my light is at max height and i knew if i didn't that they would get the buds bleach burned and sure i was right if you see the big one is just perfect height enough to flower out and i am so proud of myself because my outdoor plant last season i did not top till 2 weeks before flower and it was 6 feet tall and alot wider and took up much more space. I learned the Kushman training technique is well worth it with shorter topped plants and the nute uptake is alot faster along with the B1 which helps the carbohydrates to move through the roots and the plant better during flower and late veg. I use only the bottle recommended amount of nutes and jiffy pots dunked in b1 for the seedlings and i will tell you it has made alot of different for me compared to just putting it in soil and i recommend not foliar spraying with the b1 at all and use it throughout the plants grow as a root enhancer and overall plant stabilizer. I should have had more nutes but my experiment's right now are cost affective and i used all organic compost in the soil that i made myself with my own cured chicken manure that was dried and not hot befor hand and then as the plants got bigger i made mounds around the top of the soil during middle to late veg, i used Coast of Maine organic and natural soil as well in the mix to improve drainage, Next time i will buy cal-mag to try for higher metabolic's. I have topped the soil with used coffee grounds and cinnamon spice as well in veg and the cinnamon spice sugars during flower. Diatomaceous has been treated outdoors on my land and sealed indoor in the growroom and has circulated prior through cross breeze air draft in the summer and fall when the plants were seedlings. I have been using radio waves occasionally and music fora plant companion and expect to increase yields dramatically doing so as i have heard and also read educative scientific reports of this increasing yields and plant genetics at certain frequencies, volumes and musical notes.