Purple haze x malawi probando sativas

@homerjgangia, what's up, what's up, let's see if we get some good corn!

@@OimRausch, thanks 👍

@ZoobZoob_farmZ, I'll swing by there

@love_2_grow, let's give it our all 👍

@JaramnieJazz, you always need a bit of luck 🍀

@sativaman, son 9 purple haze x malawi. 1 sola cepa

@Godesskat, me too 🍀

@Kynareth, Cheer up, it's going to be a long journey!

@Ganja4Show, 💪💪💪

@GMSgrows, 👍👍

@DonPeyote, Lol okay if you say so but its something different to moisture ur soil instead of drawn it hehe. I see you use a good soil mix. Just poor in like 100/150ml in the pot at once and it will be even distributed. Lift the pot to acknowledge the weight and u know how much and when they need water again. Even if you use 50L pots it still works the same. Evenly moist will make ur soil alive so it can work for the plant when the roots will enter the area. I dont understand why u say there is no moist/dry cycle because there always will be. It all depends on how much water u give the soil. Dried out soil need to be activated again so that doesnt make sense to me.

@HolyHerbs, thank you so much for your advice, but considering the size of the plants and the intensity of the light... If I water the substrate completely, it would take more than a week to dry, that's what I mean by there won't be cycles of moisture and dryness. Right now the plants are very small, as are their roots, so it's not necessary to water the entire substrate since the container is too big for what their root system needs... And I do it this way for the convenience of doing just one transplant. You'll see that by next week I'll fill the top space of the pot with soil to cover the stem, and depending on the size of the plant in relation to the pot (which gives me an idea of the size of its roots), then I will start doing complete waterings. Cheers and thanks for your interest!

@DonPeyote, Okay, well to each their own i gues ;) Agree to disagree haha. Good luck with your grows, i keep followin u ;)

@JOE_S_GARDEN, thanks 🍀🍀🍀

@Eauderay, the distance of the light is definitely too close, it was a mistake on my part, but those branches are already tied and bent as much as I could, reaching the limit of the closet. The mistake was giving them too much growth time... Since this strain during the stretch at least quadrupled in height.

@DonPeyote, indeed sativa can stretch and take their time to fill up and yours did exactly that! Still she is making many beautiful flowers/calixes that shine with trichomes! 🤩💥