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what genus of belladonna?

however topping may not be as efficient as some people say, it does send energy back down into the plant so theres always a chance that you may increase your yield...but even if it doesn't, whats the hurt in trying?

there is definetly no room for available water in those small pots. its drying out because your water holding capacity is at a minimum and the roots are probably getting just as much 02 as they are water, which is not what they want. i agree with the others, transplant time about 2 weeks ago

if the soil at the bottom of your container is still wet then no you need to wait to water. as long as 2/3 of the soil is wet then you're still good

i'm pretty sure thats scale....do some research on those and see what ya get...good luck.

if you're not to attached to it and can stand the agony of doing this i have a suggestion. if you trim the top growth it will send the energy back down into the plant and it will come back even stronger, this may just be the jumpstart that you're looking for. of course it will take a little more...

jealous. i'm doing a similiar grow pattern as you...dealing with the 60 watt bulb and fan, and putting it outside during the sunny days. i'll let you know how mine goes, just planted them earlier today and already can't stop checking on them ha. nice growing