The weather has been very clear, sunny, quite warm (for the season, up to 30C), with no rain.
It hasn't rained since last Thursday, I think, which is unusual for around here, which rains a lot.
I thought that their last feed, which was two nights ago, and just 0.5L each, would not be enough.
So, filled up my feeding bottles -- one 2.0L and one 1.5L, about a gal total -- CaliMagic and 1/4 Sensi Bloom.
Then, up the hill again. I'm enjoying feeding at night, the security is so much better, but enough light to see by.
Some of the pots still had a bit of moisture in the soil. E.g. the AutoMazar.
I think that the bigger plants while drinking more and respiring more, also have more shade over the pot to stop evaporation.
But some pots were fairly dry. And since it is night, the ladies are also sleeping.
So, it's a bit hard to tell from the leaves if they are too dry and wilting, or just sleeping.
The strains also differ, some strains have more upright leaves, others less upright.
The FastBuds C4-matic in particular had her leaves right down. The soil quite dry.
But, feeling them, the leaves didn't feel wilting, they still felt good and firm.
Anyway, I gave her a bit more to drink than the others, just in case.
The AutoMazar is maybe about 63cm = 25" already, and so is the Blue Amnesia.
They are the tallest two girls, still.
The Jack 47 and IIRC the C4 are up to a nice 50cm = 20" or so.
The rest are looking just fine, too.
On the whole, the Sweet Seeds are maybe taller but more stretched, Christmas tree shape, branches out.
Though they did go outside a couple of days before the FastBuds.
The FastBuds are slightly shorter, but stockier and more branched, which branches growing straight up.
The Mazar and Blue Amnesia are just big and open plants. Will fill out later, I'm sure.
Tomorrow and the next day maybe some rain, will be nice.
Then clear again for a day or two, then some more rain.
The rain scheduled looks about perfect. Just 5-10mm every couple of days will keep them fine.
Then I can add some feeds to that, stronger smaller mix if more rain, lighter bigger mix if less rain.
Love and hugs,
MJS