greenthumb

Fingers crossed I can get in on this amazing opportunity with you fantastic people :v::pray:

UPDATE 2: Over 100 people getting their seeds in the post soon & we are still looking for more contestants :clap:

@greenthumb, It sound like you are clicking "Join Now". Try clicking where it says "SIGN UP FORM" instead. That worked for me.

@DudeGrowsWeed,cheers buddy

Hi guys when I try apply to recieve my samples it trys to put forward 1 of my old diarys..I'm looking to take part but need to samples..can you help

getting some buds now.. good luck!

I don't recommend autoflowering strains in a small space since you can't bend/top/fim/pinch them as you wish :point_left:

And sorry about your neighbors :worried:

@Stick, thank youy mate every little helps.

Hi @greenthumb ! You should look for indica-dominant strains, and avoid at all costs the 100% sativa strains. Indeed, sativa strains tend to stretch a lot, their height is hard to control, and horizontal space is lost by the size of the stems so the ratio height/buds is not the best. Indica strains, on the other hand, tend to remain short and bushy, that's what you want if your available height is short. That being said, I'm currently growing some "KosherKush" from "ReservaPrivada" (a Dinafem's sub-company). This strain is known to be short in height, and I can confirm that it's a lovely strain to work on, compact, bushy, easy to grow, beautiful green and already a sweet smell during veg stage. I highly recommend KosherKush for your small space. Hope this will help, keep us up-to-date and happy growing! :facepunch:

@DudeGrowsWeed, cheers matey and thanks for your advice

I'd recommend a indica dominant auto flowering strain. Strains that have stayed shorter for me include Mexican Airlines and Girl Scout Cookies from Fastbuds, Alien vs Triangle from Mehpisto Genetics and Blue Mammoth from Barneys Farm. I'm sure there are plenty of others too, but these strains stayed short for me and all produces quality buds at harvest. Good luck! :+1:

Good luck with the grow ;)