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Nice, I grow outdoors, I think you will like it. I do, but would prefer to keep our communication to RIU. I check in a few times a day, most days. Shouldn't be hard to get a hold of me, you can message me if you click my pic and go under my profile.

How do you plan on growing? Indoor/outdoor soil/hydro .

I'll be more then happy to help, under one condition. Anything I tell you, you should research and/or get a second opinion from well known members.

70° to 85° happy plants "green zone" / 85° to 95° slightly less happy "yellow zone" / 95° to 105°+ does someone smell BBQ? "red zone"

The only problem I see with it would be, if one plant gets sick and the other remains healthy. By aiding the sick plant it could affect the healthy one and make it sick. Then you could be just battling back and forth with a sick plant. The divider idea might work.

Pictures of the whole plant would help us give a better diagnosis.

Unknown strain crossed with another unknown. Outdoor, chicken and turtle (mini cow) manure compost. Rain water only. Pictures are in my sig below.

Thanks! Yeah she is racing now. About 1 foot of growth in a week. She will be above the cage by next weeks update. Then the real fun begins.

More pics would help identify your problem. Pictures of the top, middle and bottom, plus a pic of the entire plant. Please.

Good start on the LST! Pipe cleaners will work fine. Just keep at it a little everyday. You want to get the branch's all the way to the sticks, and past that point if you have time. I would stretch her out all the way to the walls. Also, if you do happen to brake a branch, just use some black...

Calcium deficiency. Add some CalMag+ , will take a week or two to see any recovery.

That's definitely a new one for me. No clue man. It kind of looks like re veg, but its hard to say for sure.

I can't see anything wrong with them. They're a little short, but I wouldn't change anything to try a fix them. It could just be how that strain grows.

This is how to properly water indoor plants ^^^^^. I think most new growers are scared to let them dry out all the way. Thinking its going to kill them. Unless you see your plant start to wilt, your fine. Even if it does start to wilt, watering it and it recovers crazy fast, 1-2 hours. Always...

This is your problem ^ Your growing in what looks to be straight up peetmoss. In doing so, it holds WAY to much water and your roots can't breath. Transplant ASAP into a soil that contains peetmoss and perlite. They will recover with in a week. Do not feed them yet, fix the soil, wait a week...

If it was my plant I would poke some holes along the top edge of the pot. Then use some green stretchy gardners tape or soft braided string, like your srog netting is made of. A pic of one of mine that's in the beginning of my LST work.

Np. LST just takes some experience. To know how far is to far when bending them. Even if you move them just a little bit, anything will be better then nothing.

It just depends on what you have available in your area. I know a lot of people talk shit about it, but miracle grow isn't THAT bad if you know how to use it. Just avoid the time release stuff or moisture control. If you can find just the normal stuff is what you want. If you do go with that...

If you LST just a little bit everyday, then it should be fine and won't stress it. Just take it slow.