who knows man u could just be over thinking all of this and ur babys are really just fine.

without pics its a guessing game y'know.

Oh yeah, got off subject for a second. So does everyone agree the thin dry leaves can be contributed to either genetics or nute lockout? When i got them from outside their leaves were fairly lush but as soon as i bring them in they get paperlike again. i havent added any nutes since bringing them in.

Here's a link to some pics...scroll to the bottom. Thanks for the responses.

Indoor/Outdoor

how recent are the pics?

A couple of days old now.

i dont see a problem, nice stress training.

as long as you keep seeing good new growth you should be ok.

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Over the past few days the leaves at the node sites have begun to grow in. They're still fairly small, maybe 1/2 inch, but they're growing due to the LST nonetheless. I expect to have a nice sized bud on that main stem that's horizontal.

I've moved the plants a little bit away from the lights just to give them a little break. Along with my wayering and ferting last night and moving them a little bit the leaves have 'lushed' up a little bit.