Aloha fellow Firewalkers!
I have been trying to follow the “Australia on fire” story. I’ve read of the impact on the koala population. In the process I learned of deadly spiders – redbacks, funnel webs and the creepy huntsman, and snakes –southern death adder, red-bellied black snakes, taipans, brown snakes, tiger snakes, copperheads. Man, I hope they are not seeking shelter in your homes.
@Jake I agree, they are sexy with those long fingers.
...These plants are so sexy...
As we enter the New Year, it is coincident with week 5 of florescence. It is interesting to observe the accelerated growth of these plants with the light change-over. Recalling those earlier weeks, plants grew accordingly:
Wk 1) 12/9 16”
Wk 2) 12/15 23”
Wk 3) 12/24 35”
Wk 4) 12/31 51”
218% so far and this isn’t the end of it lol.

Before and after
Some observations:
The Neville’s need lesser light to respond. Most of The Doors responded at 12/12.
The Neville’s are generally the taller plants. The Doors are slightly shorter plants which might be better suited to indoor.

Neville's Haze & The Doors
The Neville’s are needingto be staked. They are very light responsive. Notice the tips (upper) left, center, right “tipping-up” within 40 minutes of being staked.
Towards the light
While leaves on both are generally lanceolate in shape, the Neville’s exhibits a slightly larger leaf with longer, more slender fingers.

Neville's Haze & The Doors
The Neville’s has small, delicate flowers at this stage. The Doors has a pronounced domed, multi-pistillate structure.

Neville's Haze & The Doors
Clearly some skunk influence in The Doors. Stouter, stiffer stems, larger leafs, not as stretchy, slightly darker in color, with differentiated petiole color. The difference in flower structure stands out above all else.
So far:
Trimmed the lower branching while taking suitable cuts for clone.
Cutting it close

taking clones in 3rd wk. I neglected the short Doors and the very tall sparse NH bc of yield concerns. 80% were cloned. Clone selection based on other factors such as smell, leaf shape, height, fullness, earliness of flower, overall shape of plant, etc.; preferring the taller, skinny leaf, more fuller plants.
Humidity is stable. Water needs has slowed. No disease or pests! Life is good.
Shaka
Mu