This is last night picture of the strain Strawberry Cough. I find it interesting,how you can see the sugar kolas developing more with this night pick then my Thursday post. 
I spent about 4 hours in total zen with them yesterday found a few more big leaves half dying with p.m so they told me to strip a bit. The problem about punning, you can go overboard, or shall I say, I can. I had russet mites last year and survived my crop so I inspect all the time. right now black flies are lurking, so I'm letting a bunch of yard spiders move in on top, they like the tents and will create amazing traps for the flies. You can also buy yellow tape or some kinda tape, not ecological so I tend to not buy more disposable stuffs and build more beneficial healthy environment so the bad bugs don't take over...
Since feeding on Thursday, the growth is noticeable. We've had several warmer days where I took tents, off that helped as well. A little rain last night, had to cover with tents again, fans still going.
This girl which is the Green Crack has liked the openness of this lean tube get up.
Right now black flies are lurking, so I'm letting a bunch of yard spiders move in on top, they like the tents and will create amazing traps for the flies. You can buy yellow tape or some kinda tape for this issue such as aphids, black flies and moths. The reason you don't want those little guys on the sticky pistols and such is they poop on the buds/leaves and then that molds and that turns into Botritus, yuch, don't even want to say the swear word! I invest in biodegradable good for Earth products and or recycle them, not disposable stuffs that will stick around for a bizillian years while I'm growing medicine to benefit my self and friends. I reused my grow pots for three years in a row and and grid walls going on 6 years. I look forward to the day when all plastic products are replaced with biodegradable hemp and algae 