Mistery Auto #1 (caseeds) NORTHERN SPAIN

Just another growth week with bad weather. Even though they didn´t get too much direct sunlight throughout the week, they grew a lot in height and side branches-wise. Last day of the week started to get sunny, and a whole week of sunny days is expected, so I decided to water the plants. After 2 weeks straight dry soil! That makes me think of the fact that roots have not developed as much as they would have in better conditions. I'll make sure that is good next time. Anyways, I watered them with the pH and EC indicated, out of a new fertilizer: *How to make ash fertilizer: depending on the dose you need, just put ash that comes from burning vegetal mass like wood in a fireplace or a chimney. This will provide an aggregate of nutrients that suits perfectly for flowering stage, including P, K, Ca, and Mg. It is also interesting to use if you want to degradate N from the soil, in case you have an excess of it or you just want to trigger flowering stage earlier. It is very basic, careful with that pH! In this particular case I put a spoonful of ash for each 2 litres of water. I hope the effects are the expected, so they start blooming soon. It is the seventh week and only some pistils at the very top have appeared... The other strain I am currently growing is 2 weeks deep in the flowering stage, and all plants were planted at the same time. Kind of bothers me. But, at least, this ones are growing a lot more, so I guess it will mean more bud! Even if it is later on that I harvest these, I will have the other ones to start smoking when I had planned 👍. Final note: I think I never said this, but Sweet always seems to go better than Rebel. It could be due to casualty, but I think it is because a simple detail. When I prepared the pots with the soil and stuff, in Sweet's I mixed the arlite clay pebbles within the soil, while in Rebel's i just put a layer in the bottom of the pot. I think this difference has turned out to give Sweet a more aired soil, that handled better the overwatering and also let the roots grow better. I realised this on day 49, one day after I watered, because while Rebel's pot was still very heavy and very wet when I put the finger in, Sweets's was already very light and dry. Might be that in a couple days I have to water her. Anyways, another lesson learned: mix the soil with arlite!