Neville's Haze, in search of a keeper

Swifty, the girls look amazing 🤩, like usual😏. Perhaps I missed this, any particular reason that you decided to go with individual pots instead of your planters? Sorry if this was already discussed. Like many here, It helps me learn to read what your thought process was. You're a wealth of knowledge, not just crazy good 📷 🖼 skills😉🙂.
 
Swifty, the girls look amazing 🤩, like usual😏. Perhaps I missed this, any particular reason that you decided to go with individual pots instead of your planters? Sorry if this was already discussed. Like many here, It helps me learn to read what your thought process was. You're a wealth of knowledge, not just crazy good 📷 🖼 skills😉🙂.
Thanks Diesel, its still early days but so far a good start.
Roots will be more restricted so I hope that they won't get to big and individual feeding is possible this way.
You are to kind Diesel, I'm just an amateur hobbyist. 😊
 
Day 14 of flowering (10/14).

Everything on track, the big stretch has begun.
They got their first feeding (2ml/L Alga Grow) and they seem to like it.
Stems are getting fatter and leaves are showing good health.
The led is at 55% now, temps are 24°C during day but 17°C during the dark.

The stakes are in place, I will prune the lowers this week.

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The right side:

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The left side:

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Some individuals:

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First small signs of flowering:

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Day 21 of flowering (10/14).

Temps are picking up, during the day it gets around 24°C and at night around 19°C, they seem to like it.
Feeding is still 2ml/L Alga Grow and Led is at 65% now.
Buds are starting to form, going 10/14 is looking good atm.
I hope the stretch stops this week!

Here are the weekly pictures:

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More next week.
 
Day 27 of flowering (10/14).

The NH's are reaching for the 🌝, I did not want to top them but these beasts just don't want to be tamed.
Feeding and light stayed the same past week as the week before.
I will stay at 65% for the led, seems like they like it and I don't want to overdo it.

They all have a very sativa dom appeance, I like these girls.

The one in back on the right side is topped now, s!he stood 167cm tall.
And that in a 3,5L pot

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One of the pearls (I believe it is NH#12):

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I will have to top some more this week, light is at maximum height.
 
Day 35 of flowering (10/14).

I had to top several ladies this week, I hoped that I could grow these out untopped this round.
Seeing how they behave I do have a plan for next time, flowering will happen in even smaller pots (1,5L).
Feeding and strenght of light stayed the same as the past weeks.
One I see some more budset I will start to give them light feedings of Alga Bloom.

Everything is progressing ok, trichomes are picking up since this week.

Some pics from today, you can identify the two pearl pheno's.

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Day 35 of flowering (10/14).

I had to top several ladies this week, I hoped that I could grow these out untopped this round.
Seeing how they behave I do have a plan for next time, flowering will happen in even smaller pots (1,5L).
Feeding and strenght of light stayed the same as the past weeks.
One I see some more budset I will start to give them light feedings of Alga Bloom.

Everything is progressing ok, trichomes are picking up since this week.

Some pics from today, you can identify the two pearl pheno's.

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I was curious to know: why do you cut the stems leaving 1 or 2 cm of space from the node?

Why not cut right at the base of the node ?
 
I was curious to know: why do you cut the stems leaving 1 or 2 cm of space from the node?

Why not cut right at the base of the node ?
Tbh I left a little to much, 0,5-1cm is more than enough.
Reason for leaving a little stem is infection and spreading.
If the wound has an infection you can still cut it a little farther and treat it accordingly.
If you cut at the node the risk of losing that entire node is big if it gets an infection.
Something I learned from a friend who is a landscaper.
 
Day 42 of flowering (10/14).

I started giving 2ml/L Alga Bloom past week.
They are doing ok but they have gotten to big.
I will prune a good amount of branches and tops some more, this time I wont be mercival.😅
It is a shame but the goal is still to grow good quality to assess further and in the process learn how to deal with them better.
I will make sure that they are at least 30cm below the light.
Next grow I would like to grow the best 4-6.

Here are this weeks pics:

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Some individuals:

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