Oh hahahaha I c or did she? Either way ur looking much better, n she looks great. LOL:v:
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That is a shot of my Staffordshire Terrier Maximilian. Max to his friends. Awesome dog.
@AlienBrew
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I would take a couple of things into consideration… Usable height, which you say you don’t have… Usable width, which you have, Plant structure… Christmas tree with very long bottom branches… Environment… Height of plants sharing the space… Access to feed, train, clean etc. etc. etc…
Personally I would top this plant and spread her wide ( it will fit in with the rest of your garden ) …your bottom branches are starting to harden and would only turn properly when super cropped, if you should decide to do a 90° bend on her…the other option would be a 45° pull down, but that does not solve your height issues… Any and all the different options you have, have pro’s and con’s… Hope this helps …
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Thanks bro. It did help.
I’m thinking I’ll give her one more look over in the morning and make a decision.
Thanks again Arrow.
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It’s time for a quick update on the juveniles.
Here’s the room.
Sorry about the lighting. I just bought the supplies to add a breaker and run a new circuit for regular lights in there (set on a timer as well so no medicated slipups).
Let’s start with the Purple Kush. The underside of the leaves are turning purple.
I took those two low branches off trying to get a little more height but since she is gaining so slowly I decided to allow her to grow natural, without any topping and minimum defoliation.
Skywalker
It’s obvious I did a pulldown with no twist.
Grandaddy Purple
I topped her and plan to train her leaving four branches just as I did Beast last grow. That made for a perfect square with a tabletop canopy and plenty of bud sites.
Cookies Kush (same topping as GP)
Critical Kush. I took the advice of @Arrow and topped her then tied the lower branches straight out. I believe he’s right. I most likely have enough lighting to handle it all and I have two blurple’s that I could add on.
Now I have to ask advice from all my friends.
Here’s the White Widow. Topped in the Beast manner.
Look at the discoloration on the leaves.
Well, any thoughts? I know that the discoloration having not developed much might be hard to identify.
There it is. I’m planning an update on the clones very soon (after the splint is removed in four days).
As usual, thanks for following along all!
May you all be blessed beyond measure this week. 
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My CLP had the same discoloration, she grew out of it though! They look great 
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Thanks @Carpenter
I’m pleased to see green in the green room again! I love flowers but a nice thick, healthy canopy is a beautiful thing as well.
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I always seem to be taking these pictures just before I water. The clones look droopy because they are thirsty. I’ll plan better next time.
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Not to sure it’s anything to worry about. It looks like it could be a Variegation of the leaves. Everything is looking fine 
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Thanks for weighing in Dog. I appreciate it. 
Yeah. that discoloration is on two leaves. I’ve got my eye on her though.
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You win the thick stem contest. Chunky girls.
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They are getting thick @CC_Mo
I thought that as I was taking the pics. I know for a fact that they are putting away the water.
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Out of likes.
Go figure!
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Lookin awesome My Brother! And @Bulldognuts hit the nail on the head. That’s not a problem it’s just a quirk in the genes. I’ve had several plants do this. I think it looks kinda cool 
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The foliage on those white widows looks thick and a deep green @MoBilly
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Thanks @Dman1969 and @Blackmoon
That discoloration does look rather cool.
But what about that Purple Kush?
It’s got some discoloration too! The bottom of the leaves are PURPLE!!
Should I be worried? Can the other girls catch it? 
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I’ve heard it could be genitics and is good. But I’ve also heard it could be from stress. Let’s get a couple of pros opinions. 
@Covertgrower @MattyBear @Myfriendis410 @Oldguy can yall help a brother out?
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I also agree.
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@Covertgrower My Brother He’s referring to the pic with the purple on the leaves.
I don’t think it’s a bad thing. But I’ve heard it could be stress this early on.
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I lean towards natural coloring. Sorry for missing the coloring question… I was in between things at work.
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