Platinum Gelato II and Garlic Storm II

Well, think the tri-leaf mutation is fleeting in this one, unless that third leaf is sometimes delayed/behind other 2. Otherwise, things stretched a bit, as noted before. Despite that, they are holding up to a good breeze. Turned up lights, and it should be fine after transplant, regardless. Speaking of... Transplant is approaching. Future #1 is 84 days deep into flower and it spewed a bunch of pistils a couple weeks ago, so it looks half-done. the inner portions of plant are showing way more amber than expected, but still not much. So, i won't feel bad about chopping this seemingly early. Going shopping monday, so tuesday may be as long as i can delay. Other option is to put these in 1-gallon pots for a 7-10 days while squeezing all 8 into 4x4 tent. I would not be able to use the matrixes, but in a 1 gallon, i think the circulator would be enough to automate watering, otherwise this requires more labor... for a likely turd bucket. If i weren't concerned about running low on grass by the time this crop finishes, that fucker would be going outside where it belongs. I should take some pics and show what a fucking mess it is.. larfy piece of shit. Thank god i never gave cuttings of this out.. i'd be embarassed. If i did, i appologize. It was not intentional. So, as of now, just leaving it under the xs1500 @ 120 watts or so. Got a few going outside, too. Hopefully, by next wednesday all seedlings will be transplanted and irrigation and drainage system setup for the indoor plants. Can't wait. Finally get to try out the new 650w light i purchased. Bit of a boner getting the 3500K cct, but hopefully irrelevant. Actual CCT is ~3394K (3500k + 660nm). My diy are probably ~2900K (3000k + 660nm). I've grown under a cooler temp before, and had both dense and fluffy buds.. so, i think it is mostly genetic and 3000k vs 3500k, while possibly statistically significant effect benefiting buds with warmer light, may be irrelevant to human senses or close enough to that end.