Heirloom Auto Equatorial Asian Landrace

Plants have popped nicely since being transplanted into 5 gallons and moved into 9 hours of direct sunlight. They have grown to between 30" and 34" and are requiring fertigation daily. They recieve compost tea, brewed from kelp, cow manure, mushroom compost, worm castings, and bat guano at the beginning of the week and honey es with superthrive at the end of the week. No strong smell yet but every plant has shown its true form and sex. Would say they are all a good solid week into flower now. Due to the colder weather and morning dew the calyx are already turning blue. Three distinct phenotypes here, the Tim Leary #1, Trishula, and a 3rd we are calling Ubon Ratchathani or Emerald Triangle, for the region of South East Asia it originates from.