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There are... and some that suck :P whatever method you have the most fun with, you'll get better and get better results. Find your own path.

There are other was to promote side growth without topping, by twisting, bending, snapping at trimming the fan leaves

Don't worry about the pre flowers, if you get to day of harvest, those pre flowers will be a distant memory. They don't become new flowers, the plant just packs on hundreds new flowers on top. A"bud" is hundreds of flowers.

No worries. Yes and no. They don't "replace" it. What happens is, the branch was growing one shoot, you clip the top, now the growth is going to be from what's left, so the side shoots grow quicker than they would have, an it focuses most on the side shoots at the top/closest to where you...

If it was a re vegging/light issue, it's just a hint of it, so if growth is close to normal it'd be growing out of it with the next set of leaves or so. But you def have heat/humidity issues. See how the very edges of leaf is curled up,cripsy edges, overall wilting. First get them to 72 degrees...

def heat and humidity. Cool to 72ish/ 6 degrees humidity. keep moderately watered, don't flower for 2 weeks, hopefully look much more vibrant. If you want to give them some actual medicine, get some kelp extract and fulvic acid. Mix a 33% foliar spray and drench ONCE. Then add full strength to...

Don't just flower to flower/ Like I said, you can fix problems in veg, once you flower you're committed. You don't know where this is going, get them healthy, then flower.

serrations are the sharp teeth on the edge of the leaf

this is re vegging foliage. see how serrations go away and get twisty?

Well, some of that shit really looks like re veg related to light. But if i's not that, I think I got it. They are green and squat, looks like you haven't defoliated? You just put them under more light and heat, and at 70% humidity, I bet they are drifting higher with temps and humidity, into...

Hell, I started out Yes, but rounded to 300-400 just in reference to a chart that was posted that didn't begin until 380

Bro, never worry in Veg unless they're dead :) You got a ton of green, pitfalls don't matter as long as you get them to tip top shape day of flower.. So they were NEVER under 18 hours light? What's your temps/humidity/ppms, ANYTHING THAT HAS CHANGED. It'd help me and anyone else looking at it...

do the newer leaves have way less seration than you'd expect from a weed leaf? Rounded and twisted? More like poison ivy?

The photo is blurry, but it looks like re-vegging vegetation. Has there been any fluctuations with the light? Did you change light to sex plants?

That's about when I super crop + top-down defoliation.

Cool man. Do you have a typical pattern or does it mix up?

Supercrop/lst/defoliation, no topping is how I get compactness. I.e., not scrog, the opposite. These plants were not topped at all. (lighter green one is a baby showing initial lateral development)

Bushes with zero topping or cutting of growth shoots. Just supercrop/lst/defoliation. How/what/when/where are people topping? Pics + descriptions welcome.

Bushes without ever topping or cutting a growthshoot, Just supercrop/lst/defoliation.

I start my plants the same way, I figure want to spur side growth but not lose big % of vegetation by cutting.