Nepali

mikejm They appear healthy. Overstretched seedlings. I can deal with that later.

mikejm Week 2 normal growth. Note stretched stem corrective measures on first photo.

mikejm These two are coming along.

mikejm Pretty small. Still at that cute stage. Literally no branches.

mikejm Switched to 12 hours light schedule

mikejm Starting to stretch tall.

mikejm Two plants. One male , one female. Not going to breed. I have more of these seeds and want to just grow the female without breeding. The male is heading to the butter factory soon. It will go into the next cannabutter batch. Week one of flower for the Nepali strain

mikejm 2nd week of flower. Coming along.. This plant is stretched and does not branch well..I had to bend the stem nearly 90.fegrees to keep it under the light..the stem was weak and brittle. This is not a very desirable strain for my grow space. I probably won't grow any more of it..I'll just enjoy sampling whatever I get from this one and call it a win. It's fun to see how these different land race and semi wild strains grow. I'm inclined to think Nepali ganja neve was much of thing even when hash was coming out of that region in the days of international marijuana smuggling. Most of the common hash was marketed as Lebanese though. Something like Nepalese hash would have been considered rare in my area. Hash was always Lebanese or manufactured locally Maybe a good plant if you happened to have hungry goats around.

mikejm Oh well, call me the stem whisperer. Had to snap the stem again. It's flowering nicely. Looks gold.

mikejm A real cutie. Getting fatter now. Took the picture in the dark.

mikejm No red hairs. These buds are fat and keep getting fatter. That may be because they are attached to the main stem and not at the ends of long branches

mikejm Buds continue to fatten. Only a few red hairs. Their still growing Colder temperatures and raining outside. Not much Humidity and temperature control inside