Zamal Delica through the rain

I got three female plants and grown these in wet tropical season. The conditions is much too hot and wet. Good thing is that the was no hermaphrodite despite all sort of stress. Bad thing is that of the three female plants that I got, none are the same during grow. The long flowering time comes from 3 weeks of transitioning period. And I found no difference in effect with flowers harvested after 6 weeks of flowering or 12 weeks of flowering. Early harvest has less problem with molds and bugs. Less yield is better than tiny yield. And Zamaldelica resistance is not strong. She welcomes mold and I lost buds. However, Zamaldelica continues to produces new flower and pistils after mold attacked her. The cola look bad but she survive. This is not the strong resistance that I want. Trimming is a real pain. The flowers are light but stack tight against each other with lots of thin long leaves. After drying, the flowers looks like classic Sativa. Once upon a time, ganja was also known as grass. And I ended up grind the flowers after curing. This saves space. On each phenotype: Phenotype 1 is my best phenotype. Strong and robust. Tolerates some wetness and takes fertilizer in light/moderate lever. However, I lost some flowers still rot in 90% humidity at 16 degree C day time temperature. Staking is a must as branches are thin but cola’s are big and heavy during flowering. Phenotype 2 is also vigorous but is a heart breaker. She flowers a week shorter than phenotype1. Her flowers rot much more at the end five months of work would go to compost pile. Phenotype 3 is quick and short. However, this phenotype has weak root system. And can use Mycorrhiza from early stage. She dies with over watering and over feeding. Dry soil and light to no feeding during flowering. I am growing Zamaldelica one more time with clone from phenotype 1. And this is in dry season. So, let’s see if I feed and water less, how she will do. After this, I am going back to South East Asian Sativa variants.