With the threat of punishment

The time is come in bloom. From every end of her stems, white wool-like parts of flower are developed with their peculiar smells. Fortunately she begin to thrive again in spite of her sickness (see my comment on week 4 for detail). Her leaves still look green, bright, and full of vitality. Now she drinks a surprising amount of water containing Dutch Formula nutrients in several minutes. The cocktail is composed by the recipe for vegetation periods, whereas it is planned to be modified for flowering periods next week. My only concern at the moment is that some of her leaves look curly as shown in the photos above. I would like your comment, of the GrowDiaries users, on this. Recently I find myself satisfied in the labour itself to take care of her, even though it requires considerable amount of time. In the beginning my interest is in the strong effect of her buds to liberate my mind in depression. As the growth goes, however, the simple fact encourages me that I do have an effect on nature as well. She is a mirror; I am a weak, stupid human being with a lot of deficiencies, yet still one which exists on the world, as her growth clearly demonstrates. Should it make any difference whether her buds turn sweet or sour in the end? "Though its colour be not deep and its smell be faint, use this flower in thy service and pluck it while there is time." In the city of New Leningrad, 2020-10-04.