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Mutant girl double top

Ended up with one "monster" clone(g), like here mother, pretty much untrainable. Wants to grow straight up and stems stiffen quickly.
But she's destined for outdoors to fend for herself. Aggressively defoliated Mom is still being productive down below and plugging along.
Won't be doing any defoliation or topping with the clone. It's still throwing out shoots from the bud area at the base. I am hoping for a bush!(g)
 

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Thinking I'm get close on this one, 10 1/2 weeks since flip. Opinions appreciated, thanks. Phone pics.
 

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So I've been holding this monster clone bush back some to get ready to transplant to a clear spot in the woods. Shame, would have made an ideal candidate for an inside grow.
Oh well, stay tuned
 

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Well, the monster girl went in the ground this morning. 1/3 MooMix, 1/3 MooDoo, 1/3 native soil.
Not going to use any nutrients, o' natural
 
OT Wild roadside lupins are out here....free flowers are the best(g)
 

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So my little monster clone from the winter grow is progressing nicely. No training at all, o'natural(and a wind storm(g)).. She's a bushy girl @ about 3ft tall now,near as much around.
 

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Thanks OJH, I'm hoping so! Jeez, walked out my door this morning and there was a bear about 30ft away stretched up against a big pine tree.
Needless to say, I woke up quickly this morning.(ha,ha).
 
Any opinions would be appreciated. Do you think the yellowing on some of the fan leaves are the result of a neut deficiency or just seasonal yellowing? Haven't applied any neuts, composed manure only. TIA
 

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Went ahead and cut out the lower suckers stems, also a bit of lower and interior defoliating (yellow/dead leaves) prior to flowering.
Not lolipoped but cleaned up some. Lot of stems from a late flowering monster clone (cutting taken wk 5 or 6 of flowering)
 

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Future bud sites are becoming a bit more obvious, to many to count(ha!) Now if we can ever get this rain outa here, certainly haven't had to do any watering :), working in this crap has been a battle though!
 

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Hit by something, not sure if it's infestation, shitty wet weather, to strong of bloom nuets(just started)
or what. Opinions please..brown spots, entire branches yellowing with leaf die off.
 

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Kinda looks like leaf hopper damage to me...they're tough little buggers hard to use pesticides on. I suggest putting some floating row covers up they can be relentless.
 
Thanks Chefbjy, not a good situation at all. There are definitely leaf hoppers around and on the plant.
Not much I can do but hope for the best.
 
Between the leaf hopper destruction and poor planning/location (losing direct sunlight rapidly) still possible I might get some decent buds out of the deal, we'll see. Strange though, seems entire branches have yellowed, probably a deficiency as well.
No time for babying (g), while it's hot today it's going to change soon enough.
 

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From the picture it just looks like 1 side is yellowing. Or am I just blind? If it was a nut deficiency it would be more even over the whole plant.

Anyways still looking good for most of the plant.
 
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