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mine did same thing,i just took it as it wanted maybe hotter temps than i ran in my closet that was the only thing i could figure why other than just a runt,it was great smoke though,just not enough,i want to say the dude name was northwest grower or something like that,him and gt got into it and the dude went postal so i quit dealing with him, i got some seeds over 20 yrs old never got rid of,i scared up the last ones i grew and they came on up,i been working with that strain for about 30 years just never really did much with them,i was gonna breed it with my last strain acupoco gold and gorrilla glue that growing green bred but hurricane harvey kinda nipped that in the bud,i did a cross of the gold glue and the white blaze and acupoco gold he also bred,he called that one white gold if i remember right,hadnt heard from any of them cats in years.
reno and i seprated a while back on here ,went to talking noise so i just hit the ignore button on him then found he got banned for something.
weird as shit all them cats banned over talking about seed and clone sales and now the forum is flooded with the stuff ,i wouldnt ever buy any of it dont know anyone here anymore
Three plants are fine, but one is waving goodbye, as its not in with the in crowd, so the Critical Kush has left the scene, its in this round of pics, but it wont be appearing in any further photo shoots, and will now reside with the worms in the compost heap, bye CK. 
This pack of seeds is the worst I've had from Barney's, all the other packs have been good, and I've grown a few of Barney's over the years, the Super Lemon Haze being a favourite, a good lemon. 
So we're down to a three plant scrog, the upshot of that is the CK was next to the Chocolate Skunk, to the Chocolate Skunk has more room to spread out now, and is a better toke than the Critical Kush anyway, swings and roundabouts. 
The other three plants have no problems, they look green and mean, so no worries about them. Was looking at the plants this morning, and its nearly time they were topped to encourage side branching, down side to this method is you lose your main cola, which is sacrilege to some growers, but they have to go if your going to scrog your plants, as its the only way to keep the canopy flat, which to me is the point of scrogging. So near the end of the week some time, the three remaining scroggers will topped. The fan I repaired last week is still working, so a small saving on a new fan there, which at the moment, with the vicious rise in electric, makes me smile. 
So tune in next week to see the topped plants, and any other garden subjects that may help you along, so until then, just keep tokin folks. 
The other three remaining plants have had no problems at all, they're reaching for the sun. Found some time to top all three plants, the Amnesia Lemon is going for it, and is currently the biggest plant of the three, which is strange, as the Franco's Lemon Cheese grew into the hood last time I ran it under HID, but I'm sure it will catch up later, not that it matters, as height is not the issue this run, as all three plants will be sharing a scrog, so nothing should grow into the shade this time, but as you know, every now and then you come across a rogue that upsets your perfect plan. If all goes to plan this week, and we have a growth spurt, then the next update should see us with the scrog net on in next weeks update. 
