Some LST and HST on the plants

This is the Larry OG Kush before some LST (Low Stress Training). I had done LST on it previously and it had recovered some.

This is after bending it back again and opening her up. She's turning into a real nice bush.

I did some LST / HST (high stress training) on the clones. Their branches are still pretty flimsy and movable. They are covering a lot more area now and should fill out quite nicely.

This is the MAC & Cheese #1, it's the bushiest of the 3. It's got a lot of branches and nodes going, very exciting.

This is the MAC & Cheese #2. This plant has been struggling the most of the 3 clones. Until recently it only had 3 pointed leaves. It's starting to shoot 5's now which I'm going to take as a sign of it gaining some health. The leaves on this one are still showing the most signs of deficiencies or potential sickness. It's not as bushy and has some filling out to do.

This is the Jet Fuel Gelato. I really like the way this one looks. I'm liking the color and shape of the leaves the most, and I like it's branching for the most part. I've had to do some high stress training on it to get it to fill out the area of the pot a little better. Most of the branches were all growing on one side of the plant.

I've been slowly working the top branch from the side it's growing on, over to the other side. My logic for this was any of the lower branches bent over to the other side, would have a longer distance to reach to make it to the other side. This top branch seemed like the best one to bend over to fill out the other side. I've been gently working it over slowly with LST and increasing levels of HST. Today I got the most aggressive with it I have yet, but I don't think I pushed it's limit. It will probably bounce back to a more upright position by morning, but I think I've got that branch trained enough to stay on that side of the plant.

This little leaf grew in funny. Curly Q.