Royal Haze - Second Farm

Hello Diary. We have come to the first week of flowering. The more interesting part of the whole cycle begins. My Haze's are developing well, each in its own way :). The only thing that bothers me is the flowers, which look kinda dry and the leaves thin and rounded. I do not know if it is due to lack of humidity in the air or insufficient watering. Although I think I am watering more, I obviously need more. I also made my first little defoliation this week, but let's start from the beginning. 21/11/2019. Day 22. I changed the light mode, 20 hours light, 4 hours dark. 23/11/2019. Day 24. Watering. I started adding Bio-Bloom, Top-Max and Alg-a-Mic from BioBizz, 1 ml / L. Each plant received about 2l of water. 24/11/2019. Day 25. I photographed plants, I love when the day of photography comes. After that I made the first Defoliation on Haze # 2 and # 3. I didn't dare to do too much, I probably should have, but I did like this so I'll see what happens. Other times I'll do better. I also measured the height of the plants. Royal Haze # 1 - 62cm Royal Haze # 2 - 44cm Royal Haze # 3 - 30cm 25/11/2019. Day 26. Watering. I added the full range of BioBizz as I did two days earlier. Also, each plant received about 2l of water. 27/11/2019. Day 28. Photographing and Watering. This time I only watered with water, with no nutrients added. I regulate water every time with BioBizz Ph-. The pH of the water I water with is always 6.3 or 6.2. The initial value before lowering the PH is about 8. Royal Haze # 1 - 71cm - Although it is the leanest and tallest, it develops nicely and I hope it does not grow too tall. At the top of the plant, I also see that the leaves are somehow curved and thin? I do not believe it is due to the light being too bright. Royal Haze # 2 - 54cm - He woke up a bit. It seemed to me to grow much slower than Haze # 1. But its branches are much denser, so I made defoliation on it, but only removed the lowest leaves. Royal Haze # 3 - 37cm - I can definitely say that defoliation helped him. It was almost impossible to water how thick the branches were at the bottom of the plant. So I removed the same leaves at the bottom of the plant. But it still looks like a bush. I don't have the experience yet enough for better defoliation. I will simply learn from my own actions. The conclusion at the end of the week is that for now everything is going well. I need to water the plants more often, literally every other day. I'll have to look a little better at those flowers and see what causes the leaves to rotate on the flowers. See you next week.