Anti-depressant Miracle

Pictures directly post trim/LST. Got some slasher victims today. The one in particular, but a few of them, I got a bit overzealous. I think they'll be fine; despite cutting them down to too-few leaves, the leaves that are gone were all shade/suckers. Assuming they recover fine, none of it should affect the crop negatively. The other couple that are asymmetrical, I accidentally cut them due to the pruning scheme... only to find out that they were actually going to be oriented a different way once the plant vegged out a bit. This actually is less than the last couple crops I 90-degree trained. It can be hard to predict. In order to avoid the thin colas I've experienced in the past, I'm going to be trying removing more of the bottom most nodes of *every* cola, not just the mains. Cutting the "sucker" nodes when they're still tiny should eliminate wasted growth, but it can be hard to tell precisely how things are going to turn out. They're transplanted off-center (though closer to center than I'd like in many cases), and I'm watering on the far side to encourage the root mass. When they fill the pot with roots, I'll just water.