Indoor Mutant Zamaldelica

What a fun and easy care grow! (As long as you have space and light to adapt) Last week, plants where splits in 2 tents. plant 2 & 3 remained under the Hps, and the extra heat is used to bring some warmth in these cold Canadian winter night. Consequence is, night temps are a few degree hotter than day temps for plant 1. She is huge. Showing some potential P def this week on 2 leaves. With one branch that developed a polyploid mutation, she is definitely growing a bud with fascination structure. I am aware that a polyploid plant is way hungier than a regular diploid plant. In fact plant 1 would be considered a mixoploid plant. Like I said she is big, and I expect her to balance overall feedings. Still I am keeping a close eye on any progression. Plant 2 is different than plant 3. At flip they looked like sisters, but now they are very different. Plant 2 have best indoor adaptability of all. She is compact and grows tight colas. Her trifoliated branch is from the 2nd node so I think she lacks of natural hormones to express pronounced fascination bud structure. Plant 3 is wide with impressive, almost vertical, sub-branches that grows with great vigour. She is wider than tall. Her trifoliated brach was removed at flip because it was the first node, and it wouldn't have reached canopy.