Runtz try three

The plants look good. These are the best so far. Ha!

The first two pics taken at an angle were in direct sunlight.
 

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Thanks everyone.

Thoughts on chopping the tops and sexing?

Since I now have a light meter I'm not guessing. Using the RQS schedule I'll turn the light up to the lower range in the next phase, 15,000.

"Vegetative stage: 15,000–50,000 lux"
 
Top if you want. As far as sexing, if they came from a hermie plant, they will almost certainly be female, but with a higher chance of being hermie themselves

Long story short I got the original Runtz plants as cuttings/clones from a grower who claims to never have seeds. My expert seed skills took over and got ounces of seeds. So these plants came from individual seeds of a clone from a female plant I was told never had seeds.
 
I grew out a seed that was from a nanner, no nanners were to be found. I have 1 or 2 more I'm curious if they will nanner up or not.
I've had it both ways. I've only ever grown bagseed, the kind where it was just a seed or two here and there, so obviously from hermie plants and not male pollination. All have been female, most have not hermied, but some definitely have.
 
Topped five of the six.

I'm noticing gnats in the house, but not in the tent. At the beginning I was watering the cups with mosquito dunk water. I think the gnats came out of the bag of soil left in the basement.

Hung one of these in the tent and another outside the tent.

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Topped five of the six.

I'm noticing gnats in the house, but not in the tent. At the beginning I was watering the cups with mosquito dunk water. I think the gnats came out of the bag of soil left in the basement.

Hung one of these in the tent and another outside the tent.

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If you see any in the tent or around the plants you can also scratch some cinnamon into the soil to eradicate the problem and give your roots a little boost
 
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