Eleven Roses - why not a dozen?

Four weeks after pulling the plugs on solar cell lamps, plant 1 and plant 2 flowers are developing well. Initially, the first two weeks into flowering was slow. This weeks, the flowers started to develop in a hurry. Trichomes are pooing out. And in 35 degree heat, flowers is dripping wet with delicious ganja smell. This week, hot and rainy weather returned. Oh well, this can happen. I hope December will be dry. Top the soil with earth worm casting every two weeks. Drench soil with mollasses, seaweed, and epsum salt once a week. Spray the plant once with calcium nitrate. At this stage, there is a month left for plant 1 and plant 2. I no longer care about leave color. So, no more spraying and I shall start to remove leaves. Plant 1 is nice and big. She is 160 cm tall in 80 liters pot. Plant 2 is a bit smaller. There are some red color leaves. Temperature is 35 degree C. Red is due to genetic and not temperature. All the plants are also getting enough phosphorus from earth worm casting. So, I think that the red coloring is from genetic and could be from overdosing of iron. Plant 3 just starting to put up wisps of pistil after a week. Clones are coming along. They will test how eleven roses perform outdoor in 40 degree C tropical climate. Also include in the pictures are two IHG girls. One Slurricane and one sugar cane. Stretchy Slurricane phenotype seemed to do better in Thailand than more indica leaning sugar cane.