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Anyone in for growing trees? Summer Grow 2020

I topped this one three weeks ago when I put it in the ground. It's really starting to fill out. Just afraid of doing it to my potted ones. First pic is from three weeks ago. 2nd is from today.
 

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I think its a matter of choice ,I top as soon as I can from june to july 15th ,but I like short bushy plants then they tend to blend in better with the natural plants, I also do a manifold to all of my plants inside or out ,I think it increases yield there is a picture of my 2 sour patch kiss plants they are manifolded,
I stop topping july 15th because they go into bloom in August and I want to give them a couple of weeks to grow new tips
 
your plants look very healthy I meant to say above ,If you dont top you will get one massive main kola ,I get as many kolas as I can ,they might not be as massive as the one but they more than make up for it in weight/yield , I guess you can tell that i'm pro topping lol
 
Me Myself and I do not top outdoor plants, instead we break them over (not off) leaving the top hang there. She will fatten up that top it sees as in trouble, and the rest of the plant thinks it has been topped!
 
So.. finally the weather is improving the girls are coming along just fine with only a little guidance and attention..started training early to make things easier when I installed the trellis or scrog which ever you prefer to use..super lemon haze is the smaller one and g13 is the one in the taller scrog and I also have a gorilla which I just fimmed many times if anyone has any experience or advice in scrogging I would like to hear your opinion or advice please and thxs.
 

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Time for an update, the heat is on already been 100* with feels like 109*, I have been watching close and watering some as much as 3 times a day. When their leaves are down and their head are down, time to water! No rain in site, just more hot and dry, next week 10* above normal.
The large BB3 turning yellow, at first I thought it was just heat, but then I pulled the 4th male and dug to the bottom of the pot. So I gave her some blood and bone meal, and tad of sulfur and dolomite the next day she was greening up again. I gave all of them some rabbit shit tea instead of water today. 20 - 30 gallons of soil is not enuf!
 

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Man oh man look how big they got in the warm/hot sunny weather. I know your struggling keeping em healthy but boy that's some growth. Good idea with the shit teas and good Epsom salts drink every week won't hurt dang that's hard with a lot of other things around the place needing help. I am not looking forward to that but it's coming. Thank gawd the heat is not as long but it gets bad. I say to myself enjoy the flowers now as there going to wilt and struggle come mid summer.
 
And here I am on the edge of a drought setting in which will soon spread. I have to get my brother to come help me set a well pump so I can (I hope) test then use natural water. (maybe filtered) I was useing rain water, but that ran out fast when it stopped raining. The DGD (the girl with the big fat top) often needs/wants water several times a day. It gets to be a lot of water carried out there in the heat.
I would like to be testing my teas for NPK (more than just PH), I think I could really improve what I grow with the right tools. And just maybe not burn the hell out of the autos, LOL
 
Today is 14 hours 36 minutes, the 14th will be 14H 37M and run through the 25th when the days start growing short again. So far not much in the reveg department, though the pieberts are (also a GSC clone finally). Speaking of the Pieberts, I am not happy with them as they were supposed to be mold and mildew resistant. Guess which plants have WPM! Thats right the Pieberts, I am thinking about just pulling them to get them out of the way. The only way to know for sure is to grow it here and see IF it can pass my tests.
 
What short days LOL well nature does have control over our gardens. I know in the not so distant past I could grow a photo be it sativa or indica outdoors with vegging it maybe 2months no LED no tents just natural window lighting to get the starts going and a make shift cold frame to harden off. Then get a full grow to harvest from end of May to end of Sept. bag seed. Now it's a real struggle seems.
 
Have we seen you on TV? Most of the big outfits show some of their hands on-screen. I think Booger might be the Suntech guy!

Suntech
A/C
Tuneup
Do It!

Or Jason White with ACS? The penguin from Drabek & Hill? Just a random dude at Walker?
 
Second photo Sour Diesel in reveg but I am afraid it has stalled no sign of new growth yet.
First photo is Green Crack and it’s in reveg but I also think it has stalled.
Fourth photo is the replacement for the Northern Lights when the heat came on here in Oklahoma it was dead within the week even with watering twice a day it is a Green Crack.
Third photo is the replacement for one of the sour diesel that was in reveg it died when the heat set in as well. It’s replacement is a Blue Dream..
Some how I have managed to transplant two plants outdoors in the heat and have got them to survive. Plus being an Hvac guy I have been working on average 12 hour days and weekends.without time off. Have strike while the iron is hot, and it may just be the difference between keeping my business open or losing it all. Sales are up even with all the crap happening all over the country. More weed needs to be smoked and people need to let there anger turn to words and we need to start listening and looking for the common ground. We don’t have to agree but we still have to treat each other as equals. Cause we all are.
 

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We do have a long hot dry summer to deal with this year, at least I am not giving the girls a life jacket cause its to wet! I do watch close as they can dry out very fast, the DGD has waned water as often as 3 times a day. I'll get new pics when the sun is on full burn to show what I have done to help with the heat.
 
Could not agree more Booger789 :) i can say much about these revegg as i'm in the same boat as you just leaving them to do there thing if there is one? All my outdoor did as yours slowly reverting stalling and some growing new leaf. We have a more than wet spring here (figures) i attribute most the slow growth to that and no heat, little sun.

At this point they are just plants in pots not going to spend a whole bunch of effort on them unless i see something positive in the growth. I'm not forgetting them by any means just not expecting alot.
 
It is getting hot here, and dry, with more hot and dry coming. So I had the thought that the roots would really like to be cooler. Out comes one of the garden tractors (A Sears ST-16), off to the barn and grab some 40-50 year old hey. I cover the ground with it, up the sides of the pot (rings) or bags, and the rest to compost.
 

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