Frisian Dew Amsterdam

Last week the weather was changeable average calm september weather, partially cloudy, daytemperatures just below 20 C reasonable amount of sun. The biggest plant shows steady flower growth and the smaller one is definitely in the flowering stage by now. I have not watered the plants, I did something for ferilizing though. Because Someone said that guano was a good idea for flowering, and I am financially broke till next monday I took a pigeons nest which was hanging below the balcony of my upstair neighbour and spread it around my plants Maybe I should have put it in a bucket of water an pour it around the plants, but there was rain in the forecast which turned out to fall elsewhere., and I had a very old dried out mixture of feline manure and kitchen scrapes which probanly lost itsnitrogen over the years. (Cats fertilize my garden anyway, they love freshly tilled soil as bathroom) No water required this week, just watered my little apple trees, at one and ahalf meter from the plants. Around the plants I have spread a layer of grass from my lawn and theresult of weeding mainly ground'ivy or whatever it isnamed in english, wookering all over my garden. even trying to take over my lawn.. Now I wonder if it´s a god or a bad idea to create acompost pile around the feet of my plants, because of all the moulds and funghi. I do not know of the funghi involved in compostization of dead plantsare the same as the funghus responsible for toprot. The reason I put all this plantmatter round the plants is improving the soil for thegrowth of 2022, because it is the sunnyest spot. I am concidering to buy a liquid PK booster next monday, but for now I want to let the decaying plant matter dry abit to prevent it to close off the ground from oxygen. It is stille very wet, but now, with sunny weather I expect it to dry quickly, fermenting in the same time. Guess the plants are sucking buckets of water from below this compostating matter. I am under the impression that the pantsare still growing taller, while flowering, but I can´t really tell, but what I can telll is the groth of flowers, especially on sunny days. One thing i find very pleasant of thisstrain is its physical strength, plants are not supported, the big one is leaning some 25 degrees for the loer part growing straight up again half way, in contrary to the big bud I had three years ago, which snapped all with every gust of wind, even the smallone on the balcony of a friend.Update 18 september. Rakelet rematerialized!!! This is a lovely day!, I found back a garden utensil that had been lost for weeks, cannot find translation so I will call it a rakelet, or handrake. Sometimes I can get completely discouraged because of things hiding themselves away, ¨Las cosas tienen vida propia¨ ¨Things have a life of their own¨ Found some courage, thanks to beautifull sunny weather, harvested the last dozen of garlicks, the only vegetable I have grown succesfully , this season has been terrible slugwise, they were eating out of the top of my frisian famkes, when they were well beyond a meter high! Garlick does not repell my slugs at all, I have seen them even climbing it, probably on the lookout for plants they like better. I slightly rearranged my plants apart by pulling strings attached to iron bars in the ground. man! They look even more impressing! For growth these plants can handle a rather rainy summer. I have trimmed my cherry tree a bit, to allow the lowering sun to reach the lower half of my plants, and weeded a bit more of my garden, collecting even more usefull compost for 2022. I am considering not tilling the soil in my hemp corner, and applying nutrients either by just spreading them on top of it or by boring holes and filling them with dried animal shit pellets, this way preserving most of the worm tunnels. 19 September. Weather has been sunny for the time of year, I see the buds swelling rapidly, but harvest end september as has been mentioned for this strain is impossible. Hope the Frisian Dew does what they promise, autumn can be very nasty, and even if this strain is said to be waterproof, when weather is cold and dark grey, buds won't ripe. Next year I think I will cover them up somewhere around the endof august.