Bicephalous SmoothieAuto Outdoor

previously: all was fine in this grow. it was the first time I had such an early LST close to a HST 😙, but the fact that I had twins and wanted to keep them made it an obligation. only the mutant leaf that didn't make a new internode asked me a question because I had never seen that before But for the sun...i spoke too fast ; brutally the weather has deteriorated extremely. we have temperatures of 7 to 8° at night and 15 to 16° during the day. but in addition it rains, it's windy and sometimes hail. this land is suffering and the weather is a sign of it. 200km from my home it has fallen in 24 hours the equivalent of 4 months of rain for an early june it's an all category record. Hailstorms, winds made me have to put this smoothie under shelter with little light in the end... and for an auto in vegetation phase it's unforgiving. I'm angry because I can't know if my attempt to make a soil boosted with hormones doesn't slow it down even more. so for a week now every night, I've been bringing the plants home so they don't get too cold. I tried to make the most of the rare lulls or small periods of low sun to expose it. continuing my lst to aerate it as much as possible and develop the branches on the other side of the mutant. but now the first signs of flowering appear. damn, I'm going to have 2 pretty dwarves! while it's not really advisable when you're in pre-bloom I decide to cut off the top of the mutant to see what the auxin redistribution can do...at this point anyway, let's be crazy. to avoid too big a scar, I'm cutting down to the leaves. Let's see where it goes. 👊 to follow !