Greatest New Year's gift: Critical Sour

Day 22: For various reasons I had to, again, raise the height of the lights to 85 cm. but it hasn't impacted the light level. My tent is getting hotter than I want it. I'd prefer having it at 75°F but the lights raise it to 85°F. Humidity is hard to keep balanced too, with watering, air circulation, humidifier on or off, etc, but I manage to keep it around 50%. I'm thinking about replacing my lights with a Mars TSW 2000, but I don't have enough kidneys right now so it's still just a thought. Topping on Day 21 went well and they're all recovering now with the nutes I gave them that day. Still waiting for the better ones to arrive. I'll start bending when they start rising up since they don't really need it now. They're getting bushy though, they'll need a small defoliation soon. PH is now down to 6.5 A very slight smell when I open the tent and the fan hasn't been running, or when I smell it close. Day 23: Didn't thought the leaves would start rising so quick, but they did so I had to start bending today. I did so by forming a small hook with floral wire that I put on the stem and tie it to a bamboo skewer in the ground. It's working great for flattening everything. I only did so with the top stems since they we're the highest ones. The good nutrients arrived today, so I'll be using them at the end of this week on day 28. Day 24: Did the first small defoliation today. Picked out 3-4 leaves and stems, only on the lower part Also tied other stems that we're rising up and tucked the lower stems between the upper ones so they get some light too . Day 25: the plant on the lower right is frightening me. It hasn't stretched very much so all its leaves are concentrated in the center and facing up so they don't get much light. It looks healthy though. Everything else going smoothly. Day 26: Somebody is supposed to come take my offsprings for a better home :) Nothing else to read. Day 27: Nothing to read. Tomorrow, we start with the better nutrients. Day 28: I cut the lowest layer of fan leaves and started bending the main lower stems. I changed the bending set-up on the plant I'll keep. I pierced holes in the pot to put the skewers through, that way, wires can pass under and stems can really be pulled down. For that plant, I bent all of her stems so she is really flat. I went with the recommended dosage for the nutrients which is 2ml/L. So 8ml of each compound for 4L of tap water spreaded on 2 days (Saturday, and Tuesday) which means 500ml per plant per feeding day. Later that that day the somebody came for the plants but only left with the small one. Still searching for someone else to take the others