definitely the makings of a good grow here
I'm a fan of LST, but for me it means "Light Stress Training".
I remember growing a closet plant with just the top lighting until she started to flower, then I turned on all the side lights.
The big fan leaves shriveled up and died but I didn't see that as a bad thing.
I figure the plant simply didn't need those leaves anymore so she shed them.
She didn't need to waste resources supporting those leaves and the smaller leaves were more than enough to provide the photosynthesis for the whole plant, and more light could reach the middle of the plant and the bud sites.
With my last closet plant, I just removed the big fan leaves when I turned on the side lights.
With my current closet plant, I've had my side lights on for most of the grow, but I still have some fan leaves that are shriveling up and dying. (Although I did remove the bottom two nodes.)
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So I figure that if you increase your lighting and see what looks like a bad reaction to it, it may just be adapting to the change in intensity.
If the change is gradual, she may be able to adapt, but if the change is all at once, she may just ditch her bigger fan leaves.
I found that the smaller fan leaves were always able to adapt, and the new growth just grew up with the intense light and always looked healthy.
I figure the plant doesn't need to waste resources on big leaves and making all kinds of chlorophyll to accommodate photosynthesis and can put more of her resources into making frosty buds dripping with resin.
My training is kinda light
Gorgeus plant
Keep an eye on the new growth for signs of stress.
My fan leaves took about a week or more to shrivel and die when I went to full side lighting.
Thanks
She's looking really good to me.
She might even fill the closet for the first time with my LED strips.
Good idea to run the heater cables vertically!
nice!
Best
CC
Healthy auto mate