Oaxacan gold X Yunnan

Ok this diary is starting pretty late. A bit of backstory. I ordered some “Yunnan region Landrace” seeds from China. They took something like 6-8 months to ship to me. Out of all the seeds, only 3 popped and they were all male. Large tall stretchy giant leafed males that hated to bush out at all. My uncle was going through some stuff and he found some old brick weed seeds from some time pre-1990ish. He said they were from some field grown Oaxacan. I had popped one of those seeds around the time I was trying the Yunnan and it was a female. I decided on a whim to breed the two. I cloned the original mom and still have multiple moms and cuts from her. Very nice sativa but very bushy. Quick uplifting and happy high. The seeds from that pairing then went through about a 50 seed Veg only Pheno hunt. My keeper mother and father from that generation was breed together for an F2 generation. This plant is a clone off that keeper mother. It spent about 2 weeks in a solo cup, then transplanted into a 3 gallon container. After one week in the 3 gallon I started tying weights to all the branches and leaned her over to one side and grew her sideways for another 2 weeks. Then she was transplanted into the above pictured 30 gallon fabric pot. The soil being used is reused soil that I add compost to, smother in some fishy water from my aquaponic greenhouse and covered in a plastic tote and left to ferment in my greenhouse. I’m doing this run full KNF like style. “Korean Natural Faming” I added a cover crop that is a local chicken feed mix I get and has all kinds of seeds, rock dusts, molasses and a lot of goodies. I usually see grasses, peas and sunflowers and corn sprout from this. The main nutrient I’m using is a fermented plant juice made from rainwater and lots of grasses and weeds from my greenhouse anaerobically fermented for a couple months. This is added in pretty dilute.