“It's a great plant, that is relatively easy to grow. The only complaint I have is that the seeds are way too small. Why are there such small seeds?? It takes a long time for them to germinate and just to grow to a decent size. Hey, here a concept!! Instead of working on seed strength, why not work on a seed that germinates and grows in HALF THE TIME??? See what I'm saying here?? If you do that, the seeds will grow in less time, meaning, PEOPLE WILL NEED MORE SEEDS AT A FASTER PACE!! THIS MEANS, MORE SEED SALES!! I don't understand why you guys haven't thought of that yet??? I am tired of having to wait four months for the plants to be a decent size!! I am using 1000 watts of LED light, with ALL the spectrums, so before you saying anything, it isn't that. I use good soil as well. Why can't you guys just make the plants grow faster???”
“Bought 3 seeds on 4 Aug 17, arrived on 18 Aug 17. Ordered three but received four, which was very nice (thanks, Seedsman!). The first one I planted sprouted but died quickly. I suspect grower error, as I had it under four 23w CFLs from the get-go. I've since learned to sprout under two bulbs, and turn on the other two as the plant develops the serrated leaves. The second seed did great, sprouting after 4 days of germination.
Though it's not recommended to top an autoflowering plant, I micro-topped her on the 15th day after sprouting. She barely blinked. She responds well to LST, and I've managed to keep her fairly short that way to fit in my 2x2x4-foot tent.
This plant was more sensitive to pH than the previous plant I grew (indica bag seed) but recovered well after adjustments. She started showing sex about 18 days into the grow. At about 34 days (from sprouting), she started popping out bud sites like crazy. Though the buds grew fairly slowly at first, they seem to plump up considerably after about 50 days. Pistils on a few buds started turning amber around the same time.
She's about 8 weeks into flowering now, and a few pistils are turning amber but most are still straight and white (haven't checked trichomes yet). I estimate she will need at least 10 weeks of flowering (starting the "in flower" count 3 weeks after sprouting) for most of the trichomes to turn cloudy.”
