All organic soil grow- Rainbow belts and samoas

Hey gang, First I would just like to say everyone is welcome to comment on this thread. I dont have a large grow group irl to bounce ideas off of, thats one reason I just joined forum. So anybodys critique or opinion is welcome here. To the Grow! I have a few rainbow belts and a few samoas going right now @ day 35. All LED since it is summer and all organic soil grown. Plants from seed and only vegged for slightly under 2 weeks I think, so obviously yield is not my priority. I am looking for quality and good genetics to pass down out of this lottery we call seed propagation. I haven’t fiddled with the plants too much, other than some slight defoliation. Mostly just focused on keeping the soil happy and thriving. I cloned the females day 14 of flower and transplanted them today into soil. I cloned them so late to purposefully stall there growth, so my rotation would better align. Here is a pic of one of the clones that got transplanted. They have been sitting in a solution reverting back to veg. The rainbow belts have just an overwhelming zkittles smell to them, maybe even sour skittles on one, it really is ridiculous. Any questions will get answered when I see them, and I’ll get yall some pics of the garden when the lights come on. Happy growin

Hola everyone, putting some more pics up of my current grow. First pic is lights/ventilation. 2nd pic is the canopy before tying them down tonight and 3rd pic is after tie down tonight. Since I had two strains and many differnt phenos this project, the canopy just got crazy. Its not too big a deal, but I’ll give them a slight tie down to standardize the canopy and the ability to lower the light a few inches.. I’ll untie in 10 days so they can finish at their own freedom. Also did the last defoliation, since the plants moved when I angled them.

Budding pics @ day 33-35

Day 40: have stopped giving them myco amendments with feeding. Hoping to put on a little more weight, but the nugs are already are starting to have a nice density.