Outdoor Resurrection

Plants begun the flowering stretch about a week ago, growing like monsters daily, added in a trellis net to do a semi scrog, but its mostly there to support the buds when they grow in. Took clones off the monster on the right a week prior, and they are nearly rooted and ready for next year. Pleasantly surprised how much they have come back from the brink of death, to go through PM, and having to re-veg in the middle of the grow season to make a plant sea of gorgeous green across a large part of my backyard. Plants have purposely been trained short because of the original structure being a failed mainline meant for indoor, as well as having neighbors in close proximity. I'm also testing to see whether a scrog type setup would have any other real benefits due to apical dominance in the top shoot being split more evenly across many top shoots, I swear by scrog indoors so it honestly just feels more natural to me outdoors.