Dante's Inferno by Enigma Genetics

AlterKiffer In the summer, I had the chance to try Dante's Inferno (the Miles High Dave #8 Cut) and was thrilled. So, I went on the hunt for seeds. At some point, I stumbled upon Enigma Genetics' version of the DI and spontaneously decided to go for it, even despite the note that their version may differ from the "original." I'm curious, especially since I can find very little information about the breeder online. Grow reports are also hard to come by, not just for the DI, but for the other five genetics that Enigma offers. Enigma Genetics isn't even listed in the breeder list, which only piqued my curiosity even more! After I placed the first seed to germinate in a damp kitchen towel, nothing happened for four days. Impatient as I am, I thought it would be a good idea to put the nut in a glass of water, and just in case it was a "dud," I added a second, fresh seed for safety. After two days, both seeds showed minimal signs of cracking the shell, and to protect them from drowning, I took them out of their pool and placed them back in paper towels for another two days. The photo shows the first little nut. Since I had prepared a 55L felt pot with a substrate/HolidayGrow mix, as well as an initial inoculation with nematodes for fruit fly prophylaxis, I decided to plant both seedlings in the pot. We'll see in the next few days if both will take. If they both develop well, I might fill my square meter sooner than expected. Right now, the pot is still under a smaller lamp (320W at 50%) in the grow tent. Once my autoflower run in the big tent is finished (in about two weeks), the Inferno will move in, and the net will be installed. Until then, I'll think about whether and how often I will top and train the plant(s), with my goal being to utilize the area of my 1x1 meter grow tent as effectively as possible.