Durban Poison - clone swap

See week 5 What happened with the Durban Poison clone this week... Still a boring plant... Any overlap of information will more thoroughly be covered in the GGxWW diary as they share the same space, share the same lights and essentially fed the same way except when the plant tells me something -- we have a good relationship, but she doesn’t know i’m just going to cut her down, break her into little bits and smoke her in ~3 months. Slowly acclimated it to the vege area 5/19-5/21. It could handle an hour or so before minor wilt the first 2 days, a couple times per day. By evening of 5/21 it was robust enough to last 6 hours at end of day. Starting off about 1’ lower than vege area canopy, it took it’s first full day without wilt 5/22 (day 12). Raised 4” 5/22. Raised 3.5” 5/23 @13k lux and will rise to canopy level 5/24, if no adverse impacts. This plant clones like crazy. Within two weeks it is ready for the big lights and about to grow vigrously. I will give it a few more days before transplanting into its final 3-gallon home. Something for next week’s notes. This is the second clone of her. You can read the first week’s comment as to why i have not flowered this once dumpster fire of a plant. The replacement donor plant suffered some light burn but has fully recovered. Surprised the leaves healed. I’ve had light-burn before and it never healed on that particular plant in the past, but was more severe from the sun during a 5-day power outage... long story, but really bad timing during last week of bloom and mid-bloom for another plant,lol. Unlike the GGxWW plant with skinny leaves that sprouts auxiliary growth simply out of spite and at a ridiculously fast rate, I think I have to LST this sativa-leaning plant with broad leaves. It has short internodal spacing, but auxiliary growth is not rapidly doing much on the slightly older iteration, either. It’s growing out, but clearly not getting much of the resources once inside the plant. LST should provide greater number of auxiliary growth sooner. Top it, if neccessary, to further force growth elsewhere for 5-7 days. I toppped the other donor-clone and will see how it reacts without LST added. Check out some photos this week about Daily Light Integral (DLI). Shows a quick way to determine PAR, even if you don’t have an exact M^2 area. You do need to know the total number of umol/s your lights produce. If not optimally placed, must also reduce a bit for any reflection you depend upon and other inefficiencies between the photons leaving light source and hitting plant... or just plain missing it. I also put up a higher-res leaf-symptom chart than the typical one you see out there. “Save image as..” keep them for reference. Right click any image and "save as" ... May need to "view image" first, if it doesn't save the full resolution image for you.