I was running about 86• at the soil and I was surprised nothing happened. I was worried too though, so I directed a fan to swirl the air upwards and a fan to blow it out the top to my air exchanger. I dropped about 9 degree average.
Information always has some value but height will be the most important.
Width of canopy can be controlled a bit by trimming the terminal ends or continuing to twist them in circles. You'll be limited by the tent's footprint and you may have some problems moving them around. My recommendation is to continue to work the plant without causing too much stress for the plant. Again...they look healthy and not stressed at this time. I always have bamboo stakes around that come in handy to influence them to move in the desired direction and are you use some wire or pipe cleaners to attach to the stakes.
Good thing Jim there is no tent. It's actually in a storage room. So space isn't an issue. I have been moving them moving the main cola around away from the lights and such. I went and measured and based on your 150% threshold I can afford the plants to 11/2 which leaves me room for that 150 without making adjustments to the room set up I have been able to keep the lights 13 inches but my upward growth is going to begin because they are just at that point where I need to raise it a bit.
! Since I just gave a full watering, they will require another in about 3 days, should I give them plain water again, since this will be the last week of veg? (6 more days) Then the next will be at the switch day. 
excellent! That is right where I like running my plants too, and how every properly run organic grow I have ever done has gone. Looking really good in there!
Hey @Emilya , FF recommends a flush prior to entering flower. My question isn't whether to perform a flush or not, but will I have to PH 15 ga. of PH'd water in my bathtub, or can I use straight tap? My PH out of the tap is about 8.3.
Glad to help. The ONLY reason we pH adjust our incoming fluids is so that the nutrients are within the window of pH that allows their EDTA bonds to break apart and make those nutes mobile within the soil. Since during the flush, there are no nutes, there is also no need whatsoever to pH adjust. Straight tap water is fine. When I had to flush, I did it just like that, carried the plants one by one to the bathtub and let them have it.
perfectThank you!!! So I will flush them, trip the lights and feed them as soon as they are dry with flower nutes. Does that sound like the logical order? Thanks so much Queen G.
