Alright peeps
Been a couple of days. Back problems are giving me hell. I did try to keep both this and my other thread alive by alternating posts...But today we're doing it the way of old... All technical stuff in the Mars Hydro thread and everything about the plants in here
Let's begin with the amount of defoliating I have to do every day to keep the canopy nice and open for the shoots to pop through. I've said it before, but it's amazing how they grow over a short span of time (you'll see in a moment). What do you guys think of my work under the skirts?
I admit, in the back there's still a dark patch, this will we be dealt with tomorrow.
The above view is from after tucking and defoliating, so it looks nasty

But the White Widow is forming clusters of pistils which is a good sign.
The two younglings are growing more fierce then their older sister which has stayed low and produced a mass of side shoots, which I'm sad to say will have been thinned out as there where just to much of 'm. For these younglings I'm more pruning away the fanleaves which keep growing and blocking the light for the shoots. So this is what I do (almost) every day.
The light is back at 75% as the temperature was getting to high. Probably because the family choose to take a shower instead of a bath.

(different boilers)
The two plants on the left are 36 days old and the two on the right are 26 days old. Left Front = Auto White Widow, Left Back = Auto Night Queen n°1, Right Back = Auto Night Queen n°2 and Right Front = Auto Night Queen n°3.
Oh, I squeezed the last centimeters I could by pulling the ratchets a bit tighter gaining about 5cm / 2" and now the monkey fan still blows over the light, but half of it goes underneath the light silently fanning the leaves. The light still hangs level, but...
...is quite twisted inside the tent. As long as no sides touch the tent there shouldn't be any problem I guess..??
And finally to end todays post another time lapse. Yeah, sorry guys, but because all the tucking it's impossible to say which plant is which anymore, so a zoomed in wouldn't do any good. If any of you would like to see a specific part of the view, just ask
Regards,
Bob
