Mandarine Cream Outdoor Live Super Soil during Tropical Winter

The plant is experiencing explosive growth due to the significant rise in temperature. Watering: All irrigations are now done with a mixture of fermented frass (anaerobic) from peanut beetles with green water, aquarium water, and an aerobic fermented solution of eggs and banana peels. I'm watering around 3 liters every 2 days. Ambient Conditions: Daytime temperatures have risen significantly. Humidity remains quite dry, ranging from 40% to 50%. Aroma: The plant is developing a strong, pungent cannabis scent, though it's not particularly fruity or citrusy—more of a classic ganja aroma. Training: The plant has adapted very well to LST, growing almost horizontally close to the soil, and is producing nearly a new set of leaves every day. It currently has 6 main colas (hoping for 8). Flowering: No signs of flowering yet. Since I'm counting from when the seed was first soaked, I expect another 2 weeks before flowering begins. This will allow the lateral branches to develop well. pH and EC: I haven't been monitoring pH or EC closely, as I've used this substrate for years, and pH has consistently been around 6.5 in all my tests. So far, it hasn't been a concern. Fertilization: Reapplied a good dose of bokashi this week. Pest Control: Continued Beauveria applications every 4 days. Noticed a few small black flies on the leaves, but they appear to be dying off without reproducing in the substrate or plant. They do bite before dying, though. Health: Visually, the plant looks healthy despite a small mark on the edge of one leaf. I will keep observing for any further symptoms. Sunlight: We are currently getting 11 hours of sunlight, and the plant is thriving under these conditions. Ambient Conditions: At the end of the week, temperature has dropped significantly, ranging from 5ºC at night to 15ºC during the day, with humidity remaining low.