Mistery Auto #1 (caseeds) NORTHERN SPAIN

Now it's time for week 2's commentary. As you may have noticed, some 'conditions' have been changed, as the plants' needs have done so. It is incredible how fast they grow, specially if there is a sunny day. I would love to know how roots are growing, désolé it is impossible. In order to make that happen, and knowing how autos work, I'm not watering the plants yet, as I wait for these roots to expand towards the wet soil. What will help the plant nurture better and faster. At the end of the second week second couple of leaves has developed and grown a little, while the first is already about 3 cm long each. This will help photosyntesis a lot. I must make clear that I'm talking for the most of the plants when i state in 'conditions' that they have grown 4 cm tall. In the case of Lys, leaves are growing well but stem is not growing up as much as the others. Might be because of the 'short and compact' phenotype, or that later germination, but i won't worry about that -at least for the moment-. Now that I split diaries by strain this things will be easier to clear. About the rest of 'conditions', they are an average made for the whole week. Birds are no longer endangering the plants, and to make the most of a sunny day streak I stopped using the greenhouse. Just in case the plastic is filtering some interesting rays, and not to burn the plants. Because this greenhouse helps a lot in keeping the plant warm and wet, but it can get to be too much in these days. Instead, around day 11, I start using these bottle gadgets with another purpose. To keep the plants warm at night, given that now they'll start sleeping outside -for what I cover some of the windows I had done-. I started doing this because I was worried about keeping the plants away from the first couple hours of light with the taking in and out thing. So now I'll let them out with the greenhouse on, and when i wake up I just take it off the plants. Guaranteeing 13 hours of light moreorless. With this, they will start getting used to night temperature too. But I'm hoping the weather starts to get warmer and they can make it on their own. Which would mean an average of 12/15 ºC for the night, easy for this plants to resist. Humidity has went down to 75% for the plants as I removed the greenhouse during the day. And there is always a nice and mellow breeze that shakes plants a little everyday, but never too much. In theory that will help stems grow thicker with time, preparing the plants for a possible yield weight resistance in the future. I keep not watering the plants as the soil is still wet when I put my finger in, but I couldn't help to foliar water the leaves a couple times during the week -at the end of the day-. That's because the pots are in a spot where they can get light all day, but at the same time are sheltered from the rain-and some water in the stomas could help too-. The water I used was not fertilysed but I corrected its pH with some lemon juice drops. I didn't document the process with pictures, but I promise next time I will! I took a pic of the spray bottle with the chemical pH controller I used, tho. Also, in the pictures you can see that I'm using CDs as 'scarecrows'. **Remember, from now on, Nordlys strain is tracked in another diary apart!