Hi everyone, really sorry about the lack of posts. I've had some pretty heavy stuff going on at home and had no time to do any updates. It seemed close to me having to scrap this project and pack it all up at one point.

....Thankfully that hasnt had to happen.
I've got a few more pics to post which will show where things have got to by now. As you can imagine the little ladies are now unrecognisable to the last pics. They are 4 foot tall beautiful leggy ladies. (You'll see what i mean when i post up the pics)
I didn't manage to get my scrog screen up till about 2 weeks later than i wanted to so they are taller than i was planning but i just caught them in time to keep them from getting too close to the light/lights
There has been a Cal Mg deficiency pop up iun the last week. i would have caught it earlier but with everything going on these ladies have had to be a little self sufficient with only basic nutrients, water topping up and PH ing. They have grown wonderfully tho with plenty of vigourous vegging completed and are now settling nicely into they're bloom phase. I think they've been working thermselves hard up to now tho so i've just ordered some "sensi CalMg bloom" "Carbo Load" and "Big Bud". A little set of treats for them to help beef them up and to say thanks for putting up with they're less than completely monitored health/nutrient needs etc.
I've enjoyed training them to the screen and have just done what i expect is the last tidy up of under the canopy. I've left budding sites intact from about 3 inches below the screen. and taken off pretty much all the leaves lower than 6 inches below it. So the canopy is probably around 1 1/2-2 foot deep. This sems about right for the situation and also the fact that i tend to double crop (take the top 9 inches, then let the under side have a further 7-10 days direct light to fatten up) I may well thin out a few more leaves that aren't recieving any light once the plants have found they're final height. This is mainly to help reduce humidity and increase air flow etc. Bud rot has been my only real enemy this summer due to the warm and ridiculously wet summer we've had. and i'm determined to not have to crop any big impressive buds 2 weeks early cos of rot

this time round.
Can't wait to have a look round the forum and catch up on how all my fellow "TD" growers have done along with all my other subbed grows. See you out there.
