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@QQNPK, thank you!

@QQNPK, i never heard that one but i'm 100% sure they weren't talking about these genetics 😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂

@CRiSPrGrow, The one that waits for something great never waits to long.. or what does one say 🤣😁🍀💐

@OrganicPower Thank you very much for your support.

@Gabarram, I have one seed as well but I am not ready to plant it, it takes long to be done... Well, use some LST try to make it more flappen, twist it carefully it may help. This is the transition stage early flowering well she does it very well :D so I am gonna get ready for that as well based on it! Thank you! Good Luck mate! ;)

@Ferenc, thank you very much for the words, perhaps "terrifying" suits more than "crazy" imo I don't know how much more she's willing to keep on stretching and I can't raise the lights more 🙏 I think (not measured yet) she may be around 100 cm. Cheers

@Darkuau, thank you very much for your faithful support. Yes, it was worth the effort...This was a journey full of thrill and adventure. A strain full of surprises!

@Sessman, thank you dear Sessman, wish you a happy growing & harvest!

@@ShotGunBob, this may be a challenging strain in many aspects.

@Grey_Wolf, thank you very much!

@@Resin_Randy, thank you very much, regards!

@Darkuau, thank you very much and my best wishes for you too.

@MadeInGermany, Ja, richtig!

@Kid_Colombia Of course, claro parce! Regards.

@Darkuau, yes, I'm afraid it's too much! a liitel bit tamer wouldn't hurt.

@growdoctordc, I have never supercropped in flowering but I' ll pluck up courage to do that if I have to, today I did it with just one tall shoot, and I'll keep on doing it if deemed necessary. I thought that if the shoot's tips got a bit above the light's level, this would discourage the shoots to keep on stretching, but it seems not, so supercropping is the only way just to stop them growing vertical at this stage. Thank you very much for the advice, I wish for your seeds a happy germination and 💪 seedlings.

@LandOfTheBigBaboon518, thank you very much, indeed this is the first time I see this phenomenon I've always grown hybrids and autoflowerings and this is completely another thing.