Yup, i agree.
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Bend and tie if you can but do not be afraid to super crop if thats what it takes.
Not like its going to stunts their growth at this point 
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Stress can possibly do other things as well, but colas touching the light will burn eventually.
Whatever stress cropping my introduce, it’s less then the stress from the light will be over an extended period of time.
Looking good in there though my freind 
, this is a good problem to have imho 
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Same advice from another quarter. Bend and tie or supercrop depending on the flex in the stalk. Have you ever supercropped before? Scary the first time or two, but they recover quickly.
You’re about 3 weeks from flip? Stretch should be done by now. Whatever level you bend them to they should stay there, other than the tips pointing back up.
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There hasnt been much to update lately really. The Strawberry Cough has started to flower. Her canopy isnt what I’d like, but I think its probably still going to be okay. The Super Lemon Haze is flowering like crazy, and the Chronic Widow seems to be bouncing back nicely with the extra part B and C. She is also looking like she could be a week or so out from flipping as well, but im not really quite happy with her coverage yet. Id like to grow her out just a little fatter first.
I intend to post pics this evening after lights on.
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I was thinking, with vpd, can my fans run too high, too often and cause bad stuff to happen?
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@DrWoo , @1HappyPappy , @dbrn32 , @Bulldognuts , @kaptain3d , @CoyoteCody
So here we go…
Tent #1 - Strawberry Cough, Week 2 of flower
Tent #2 - Chronic Widow, 11th Week of Veg (ugh! Recovering well with adjusted cal/mag)
Tent #3 - Super Lemon Haze, Week 4 of flower
Current Environment Readings:
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Nice 
Full House
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Nice 
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Holy crap look at them nugs
Looking good man fir real
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Awesome job!
@DrWoo , @1HappyPappy , @dbrn32 , @Bulldognuts , @kaptain3d
Super Lemon Haze is looking great I think. There has got to be at least a couple ounces in here.
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Nice work!
Nice
I just went through my seeds and was abput to drop some lemon haze autos i got as freebies
And some Zkittles probably…
@Alcedes Looking at your CLOUDLINE 67 Controller pictures, Have you altered the VPD settings?
The software correction formula is ( Leaf temp minus Tent ambient ) equals VPD.
Your VPD readings are looking higher than recommended, if software correction is utilized.
Question, are your VPD settings “Corrected” or left alone? Nice grow, I wish to do, as well.
I have not done anything regarding VPD. Honestly, I dont even look at it. I keep the temperature 76-81 degrees and I keep the humidity under 50% and dont even think about the rest.
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Thank you for your reply. No worries, I was just asking.
I run my 4x4 with 4 large plants and small/clones under the canopy.
With temps increasing, I am becoming concerned as to what is too much, for the plants.
Have already shifted to Night during days and day lighting during night time/temps.
Good luck and great learning available.
My biggest concerns right now are my airflow and timing. I do not know how much is too much. And I have no idea how to tell when it is done flowering lol
@Spiney_norman posed this and has experience to answer your questions.
Do you have your leaf and tent temps?
Leaf temps look to be -6 degrees,
VPD offset -0 gives VPD 1.8+
VPD offset -6 gives VPD = 1.2 range.
Tailchasing, but interesting when using
No, i have never once measured temps of my leaves. i just monitor the internal temp of the tent, with my probe lowered to the canopy.