Zamal Delica through the rain

Hi guys, First grow finished. Yield was low from mold attack. I think it could be because it is grown out of season. Out of my stubbornness, I am continuing with this diary on how the clones would do in my best season. High was execำptional. I don't like the taste and smell. Sure it is different from Thai and Haze but nothing to get too excited about. Note on mold – Ace Seeds said that Zamaldelica has strong resistance on Botrytis and Powder Mildew. These are true. However, there are other mold species in hot and wet tropical climate that can still eat up cannabis. Zamaldelica plants have strong resistance in a sense that mold won’t kill them. Plant recover but cola’s and nuggets looks horrible. This kind of resistance is not good enough for me. Again, let’s see how they would do when grown in the right season. Nonetheless, I feel that the conditions were not fair to evaluate Zamaldelica. So, I want to give this strain another go. This time, I have vegged her in the raining season and put her in flower during primary dry season. I had three phenotypes. Type 2 is toast. Horrible looking buds that dried like hay. Type 1 is good classic Sativa. Type 3 is shorter and quicker but has weak root. Good news it that were no hermie despites all sort of stress. Seemed like Ace Seeds weeded out hermies from their breeding stock. So here I go again. Plant 1 – a is the biggest one and had been vegged fro 11 weeks. Then she transitioned for 3 more weeks. So, about 8 to 10 more weeks to go. Another idea it to keep this in a small container. Plant 1 – a and Plant 1 - b were put into 10-liters pot. Smaller pots mean it is easier to control height and diseases. Maybe it is better to grow 8 plants in 10 liters pot than one plant in 80 liters pot. Plant 3-a and Plant 3-b are the shorter phenotype. And the clones just been moved to flowering spot. She flower much easier and I think both phenotypes will finish about the same time as plant 1. What I am trying to do with this grow are: Feed only lightly. Keep the soil dry. Aggressive trimming. I rrimed off disease inviting small branches.