Frisian Dew Amsterdam

After a rather wet juli and august in which I lost one of my autoflowers, the glueberry, my 2 frisian dews started flowering in the last days of august, the bigger plant a couple of days ahead of the other, just had a week of sunny summerweather with temperatures around 25 degrees. Flowers are growing very rapidly, plants are well over 3 meters high, and the biggest one allready shows milky white hair. Because they are abit close to eachother I pulled them a bit apart with a piece of hempwire to astick in the ground. Hardly done anything, this year water comes falling abundantly from the sky. Soil was very sandy, but during last years I have gradually added marine clay from apark on the edge of Amsterdam, and some benthonite clay in the form of cat litter, so the soil can hold on to water and nutrients, so even with no rain I don't have to do anything, last week I have been weeding the rest of the garden after some weeks of neglect, and dumped everything around those plants which will probably feed my plants next year. Feed the earthworms and they will feed my plants. A week ago I allso put some diluted urine over the plant matter heap, after reading about this subject in someone elses growth diary. My neighbours who grow on their balconies are astonished by the height of my hemp trees. I will try to add some photo's tomorrow and write a bit more about my soil preparation year round, its all about the worms! Edit 3 days later Yesterday was overcast and had some small showers, today there is some sunlight, so that my Fryske famkes can fotosynthesise perfectly. the plants are allso very solid, in 2018 I had big bud, which grew equally well, but the plants were very brittle, maybe an idea to crossbread with a textile producing hemp. At the moment the plants are unsupported, there is no wind in the forecast the coming week is two cloudy days, after which drry weather, around 20 celcius, and increasingly sunny. The grapes are ripening now, which is normal, but alot later than in previous years because of a late start in spring. The cold and dark spring has allso reduced the yield of my automatic plants, growing very slow but still flowering soon. Summer was, apart from june, a summer like back inthe eighties, I spent about a sixpack of beer weekly for slugtrapping, and hundreds of these naked mollusks have ended up as nitrogen for my plants, but still a day I forgot to buy them beer, they climbed in my plants eating the youngest leafes at the tip of the plants, seriously slowing down growth. Not that i haveto complain about the size of my biggest plant, but still, Next year I will carpetbomb with slugpellets, especially because weed is not even themost preyed upon plant, I can forget about sunflowers and courgettes /zuccini peppers etc. Something about my two frisian dews makes me wonder, seedsisters do not seem to be clones, there seems to be a difference of at least a week in the developement of the flowers and I would have thought that the later one would catch up now that the daylength isdecreasing 4 minutes everyday. but not. Yesterday night I saw that i accidentally had switched on the light outsidemy kithen door, but i doubt if that makes any difference, because in the garden it is less than the full moon. It would off course be a good idea to produce sexhormones by putting a trashbag over the plants, but hell, thw plant is well over 3 meters high! Same problem with humidity and rain, I cannot practically coverthem with transparent plastic, Way too high... For the difference of timing between my two plants, there isa sunny side to it! A famous dutch filosopher sais that every downside has its advantage, and this means that Ido not have to trim everything at once! and maybe october will show some Indian summer,