"turns head sideways and adds a bit of zoom" Looks good, she's flowering you'll start to see the stretch slow down over the next week or two and more calyx's develop in that time, looks on par for what it should with it being a 10-12 week strain, Just keep your light as close as possible without your plant getting too hot.
Also here's some reading on training that you can get started with for your next cycle or right now if the plant is still pliable
, lst and supercropping and such would be some suggestions just in order to keep your canopy a little more even, you definitely don't have too but the only reason i suggest it is with running at 45w of light which is perfectly fine your light penetration isn't gonna be as good as a brighter higher wattage source, so in order to maximize your light usage if you can get everything sorta level under your light it will be more ideal and you will have a lot more usable bud come harvest.
As what you'll notice happen if you let it go as is, which again is perfectly fine to do is that your main shoot that's closest to your light will develop nice bud, but all your lower shoots that are farther away from your light source will just become fluffy stretched out non compact bud, where as with a more even canopy your main bud wont be as big but all the other side branches will catch up and be in that nice zone to make good bud as well, so you'll end up with a lot more usable good bud just a bit smaller, vs having just one main bud and a bunch of larf, which is all caused by a trait of our plants called "Apical dominance" and coupled to lower light levels.
https://www.autoflower.org/threads/...ular-training-supercropping-by-budelee.54176/
But looking good none the less, keep it up
Also here's some reading on training that you can get started with for your next cycle or right now if the plant is still pliable
, lst and supercropping and such would be some suggestions just in order to keep your canopy a little more even, you definitely don't have too but the only reason i suggest it is with running at 45w of light which is perfectly fine your light penetration isn't gonna be as good as a brighter higher wattage source, so in order to maximize your light usage if you can get everything sorta level under your light it will be more ideal and you will have a lot more usable bud come harvest.As what you'll notice happen if you let it go as is, which again is perfectly fine to do is that your main shoot that's closest to your light will develop nice bud, but all your lower shoots that are farther away from your light source will just become fluffy stretched out non compact bud, where as with a more even canopy your main bud wont be as big but all the other side branches will catch up and be in that nice zone to make good bud as well, so you'll end up with a lot more usable good bud just a bit smaller, vs having just one main bud and a bunch of larf, which is all caused by a trait of our plants called "Apical dominance" and coupled to lower light levels.
https://www.autoflower.org/threads/...ular-training-supercropping-by-budelee.54176/
But looking good none the less, keep it up
. You think i could pull an oz off her?
