Update:
I guess today is end of second week outside:
First group of 3
The early lady, crystalling up. Large calyx, aroma starting nicely.
This is maybe one of the autos, flowering, but tiny.
The male, with a bit of purple. I just cut him down today.
Second group of 3
This one is flowering, female, but very different from the first one above.
Will stretch more, and be much later, obviously.
This one is flowering, too. Can see her stretch is more like a regen plant.
I guess it's because they flowered, then I gave them a week on 18/6 under lights,
then back outside for the 11/13. Will be interesting how she goes.
This is the tiny one in front of them. May be an auto, not sure.
Third group of 2
This is a younger Safari, looking more normal.
No clear sign of sex, yet, but may be male I think.
Another younger Safari. Looks far more normal, haha.
Lighter color, may be more sativa pheno??
Again, not sexed yet.
7-pointer leaves, good sign she'll grow bigger.
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Fourth group of 2
Another younger Safari. As above, looking good, no sign of sex yet.
One of the few (if any) to put out 7-point leaves, good sign she'll get larger.
Another very small younger Safari or mutant auto, not sure. No sign of sex yet.
So far, so good.
The larger ones are about 12" = 30 cm or so, tall.
The early bloomer will stop growing soon,
the later bloomer still has some stretch to go.
Then the medium younger Safaris about 9" = 22.5 cm or so.
They def have some more growing to do,
will prob end up taller than the older ones.
The tiny autos and stunted Safaris...
may get a micro bud out of them, if I'm lucky.
All looking healthy and green, I must say.
Have had wet, cloudy weather lately,
more to come, maybe a little clearer later.
Gave them some chicken fert scattered around the base.
Had a thought: the chicken fert is pH 8. Not good.
But... the city rain here is quite acidic, actually,
so hopefully will balance out in the end. Hopefully!
Love and hugs,
MJS
