Mistery Auto #2 (caseeds) NORTHERN SPAIN

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.