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Driving Miss Bessie

Not sure what it is but something is looking a bit suss on those front two.

Are the leaves curling or taco'ing a bit? Are they getting more light than the rear two?

The reason I asked if they'd just been trained is I thought they were looking a bit twisted and f'ed up like immediately after you train them before they recover and start reaching for the light again.
 
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Nope. No suss. Nothing untoward compared to other grows. This will be my laziest grow with zero plucking or twist ties. Only appropriate tucking.
The variations in size happen. I had considered the same thing Bluey about plant size and geography. It doesn't matter. The front two are two feet closer to my opaque front door and the open tent flap. Shorties can grow in the back as well as the front.​
 
Just strain variation. I grew Bessie 3 times counting this reversal and she was consistent. Somewhat compact design and very dense frosty flowers. These plants look plenty happy.
 
Damnit!!! Yes, they are healthy!!! How many times do I have to say that??? How many times do you people have to say that???
Bah... I need six more people to tell me how healthy they are.
What do you mean by 'reversal'?
 
Too funny. You know it nothing but love my brocrastinator.
so a reversal is when I take a female plant and as soon as she starts flowering spray her buds with silver thiosulphate once every 5 days. Within 2 weeks usually she will start growing male flowers. This is how feminised seeds are made. The reversal is I don't spray the whole plant. So the buds left untreated get pollinated from the ones that did. So those seeds are feminized versions of the mother plant. .,...........and shit.
 
They started growing, again.
Varsity has just passed The Olympian and both are at maximum veg height. I would usually drop the light, by now, and flip to 12/12. JV and PEBS are still 7" and 9" shorter, respectively. If they get much taller I will have to drop the light to flowering height and flip.
Half flower and half veg nutes.

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Dude 31 days and they look like that you may want to drop that light now if your tent is short. They are about to go vertical.
 
Oh, but I do! I have a 2x3x4.5 in my closet. Perfect tent for a closet.
It is the light I do not have. My LED finally got some black diodes and had to make for the dipsty.
 
My tent is 6'. I have a 32" maximum plant height with the light as close to the top of the tent as I am comfortable with. I am pushing 24" The extra inches come when I go flowering light. But, yeah. I'm probably going to flip. I watered today and will see what happens in the morning.
 
Two pictures were taken a few hours after watering. The plants in back were light pot dry. The front two had a little weight. I'm wondering if the difference in dryness has anything to do with the fans turning up.
Height is maxed. I have an emergency (not an angry) inch I may need to utilize.

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Increased air movement from fans canl cause the plants to increase the rate of transpiration and therefore dryness in the pot.
 
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