Mistery Auto #2 (caseeds) NORTHERN SPAIN

Originally this strain's tracking was going in the same diary with the other one I'm doing currently, but I decided to split them for some reasons. So for the first two weeks, with an introduction and a detailed view of what I expect for this 'experiment' with mistery strains I recommend you to visit that diary and then come back for week 3!! ***WEEK 3*** Sprayed some water on leaves on day 15, and watered with organic home-made fertilizer and root stimulator on day 18-0.5 L per plant-. Everything seems to go smooth but... a bit slow maybe?

In a nutshell: nothing to worry about except for the weather. Not much sun to be honest. Watered twice this week, once on day 24 with a very potent fertilizer and on day 28 to wash the roots as it was too much and there was an overfertilisation. These plants are growing more branchier than height-wise. Stem is getting thicker.

Plants are suffering a little bit of overfertilisation. Raised pH to solve this but avoided root washing as I didn't want to mess with other micro or macro nutrients. Weather is getting better. They start to smell a little and pistils are starting to come out... plants are tiny tho 😂

A very sunny week that made the plants double in size and grow healthier. I didn't water once this week and the plants are good with it, thanks to @MadeInGermany. Pre-flowering stage has started this week and each day I can see more and more pistils. As I expect the plants to stretch the following 2/3 weeks, I thought some little training would help. So I taped a couple leaves downwards in each plant-the ones that blocked sunlight from sidebranches, that will be bud sites in the future-.

A week of bad weather, but with some progress anyways. Pistils are starting to show up at a high rate and plants are stretching a little. More in the case of Nord. Did not water at all, second week in a row I don't. It just rained a couple hours on them on a day that I wasn't paying a lot of attention to them. At the end of this week the soil is getting drier, and as I start to see some purple stems (last picture) that indicate a Phosphorus deficiency I think I will water first day of next week. With the ash fertilized water I explain on my other 'mistery auto' diary, that includes the P needed. To end this week's commentary: look at day 48, Lys (III) pic. Wind has bent the plant this way, creating a slope-form plant. It turns out to be perfect for sunlight exposure, if the plant is oriented in the Sun's direction. I find it pretty funny, but it really works added to the training I did last week. So, from now, on, as an experiment, I will try to mantain that slope making sure that wind keeps bending it down like that, while at the same time I try to take advantage of it to expose side branches to sunlight.

Good weather for this week. Although it's a shame that they will not grow higher, seeing the buds appear and get fat makes me happy. Just see the pics. Can't wait! I watered once this week with some ash in the water, a good P and K fertilizer. Everything is good, but a couple leaves are looking more yellow than they should... By the way, Lys' slope form has disappeared. It is straight again.

Tried many things to solve yellowing but I cannot tell if I solved it yet. I watered with ashes earlier in the week. Later on, couple of days Iater, I sprayed some banana and potato tea on tyhe plant (thinking they needed N). Last day I watered with the rest of this tea, and added 1 L of Water with Epsom salts, rich in Mg. With EC=1100. Thinking plants needed Mg Apart from that, I will start giving more EC to the plant from now on, so that the buds get fatter. I think there is not much more time left for this one, might be two... or 3 weeks?

Didn,t pay much attention this week to the plants, but decided to buy some ferts and do this properly. Hope to get rid of the leaves' issue. Next week, I think, I will cut some of the ill leaves off, and solve a couple issues that are starting to appear: a little meldew and what seems to be whitefly (you can kind of see it in second pic).

Didn't pay a lot of attention to this plants as I was busy this week. I did not water them as it rained enough over them, and I took some leaves off, specially the worst looking ones. This plant need to get way fatter... They seem to be doing it but really slow. At least buds look very compact. Superb! What I find extremely curious is that Nord is turning purple gradually. Buds, leaves, side stems and even the main stem. On the other hand, Lys does not show the slightest sign of getting purple. And they are the same genetics!! A clear proof of the fact that genotype and phenotype have a difference important to be considered. You know, it could even get to this point!

I think the harvest is getting closer. But my inexperience might spoil all the work, and that bothers me so much... I need to know when to harvest to wash the roots, too. I will ask it down in the question section. The buds look compact and are more similar to the weed I'd smoke-ah, and that smell-, but i think the yield will be ridiculous if the buds don't strive a little. I think they should be fatter to harvest but they have been a lot of time in flowering stage and a lot of the pistils are getting brown which means mature. Anyways, some white ones also appear. I know the final criteria for this is trichomes' colour, but i do not have any kind of device to zoom that much. Need one! Did not water them as it rained a whole afternoon over them. I know I mentioned it last week, but I love te purple tones on Nord, and te fact Lys doesn't have them!

Hi guys, I'm back! It has been a lot since I harvested this two ladies. And... sorry for the delay, but at least I got an accurate taste and effects review! You know! Comment if you want, maybe about the lack of photos 😁 Or the crazy same genotype different phenotype -purple and green, slightly different aromas- thing!