u/Antaeus_X

Hello fellow ents, I'm looking for some feedback on my first auto. Now I'm still a rookie as this is my second time growing. Currently also have two photos going.

Haze Berry sprouted on April 7th, so this should be her first week of flower. Shes currently living in a smaller greenhouse and either spending her day outside or if weather is not cooperating the green house is decently vented.

Soil is bio365 bioall

Got topdressed with some gaia green bloom boost yesterday

I'm not too happy with my LST but it's fine, I've also defoliated a couple leaves that were in the way of other branches if I couldn't train or tuck them.

Hello fellow ents, I'm a newbie when it comes to cultivation. This is my second season growing (outdoors). Plant in question sprouted April 4th and is Honey Cream from RQS. As the title says I topped on the 25th of April. Got two main branches then another branch starting growing from the stump. A quick search has told me this is a "FIM". I guess I'm curious as to how this occurred, did I leave too much of a nub? I clipped right below the 4th node and there was around 1/4" of stem left above the 3rd node. I also topped a Special Queen 1(RQS) on the 25th, clipped the 4th node however there was closer to about an 1/8" of stem above the 3rd node this time. She just has the two main branches.

Is there an advantage to "fiming" rather than topping? Thank you all in advance!

1st photo- plant in question, Honey Cream

2nd photo- Special Queen 1