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They reckon you can grow Malawi to 43 degree latitude, you're about 41 aye?. It adapts to different climates well. Canadian Express cloning spray has made my clones look vibrant and healthy. first time using it.

I harvested about half of the Taskenti today, gonna leave the rest for a week. Just over 8 weeks but looks like it could go 9. I'll take some proper pics of the Malawi once it's under the 600 hps in the tent.

I'll show you some proper hash done through the bags, I just harvested today and have a lot of trim and fan leaves. I'll upload a pic of the finger hash I got today, massive ball mate. Ace Seeds & Cannabiogen are the best sources of preserved genetics, How high is your tolerance? Malawi and...

Yeah man, get regular and clone off a mother if you can but if not then just get some feminised. If you're gonna get some autos I highly recommend Think different - amazing results from what I've seen on the net. Look at some grows of it. Autos are pretty hardy since they come from the arctic...

Yeah today has clouded over a bit, good for the pesticide to settle in. man such a cool summer aye? we haven't even got 28 this summer although I've measured 29.4 at my house. The Tashkent is so vigorous and hardy, you should grow some clones next season - you only get a 50mm average in april...

Totally agree with Smidge, Malawis have only been out since 9th of december and they're flowering now which is extremely early for pure sativas. My dad has put afghani clones out in january still ending up 8 foot getting 4 1/2 lbs from 4 plants, not bad for a late season grow.

mmm we used to make hash from an afghani, so nice and earthy with a warm blanket feeling slowly creeping on. scissor/finger hash has more of a one dimensional high like the oil you described. A sativa with high thc-v is something different man, strains like Malawi and Zamal can really fuck you...

Ace seeds & Cannabiogen If you like preserved genetics. they have some nice hashplants if you want to keep things on the smaller side although Taskenti is a monsterous Uzbeki hashplant. Panama is amazing too, it has a 1974 line in it.

And you live in Cali? you guys get a ridiculous amount of sun hours per year too. I'd say late may for indica and early to mid june for the sativas. some aussie guy at IC planted his Malawis in April(october) and harvested by the end of july(december) ending up between 1.5-2m tall.

What do you mean by the pure thc high is boring?. Are you meaning hash?. nice crumbly hash is better than bud imo, gets you so intensely high. Well it is a class b drug I suppose.

Thanks mate. Definitely get some Malawis man but make sure they're from Ace Seeds, I think it's the only version that can finish down there - late april-early may harvest. They're pretty much rain resistant and weather proof. Look into some landrace indicas too like Pakistani Chitral Kush or...

Early may and you don't want monsters? I planted mine in the second week of December which is equivalent to June up there. The plants are just starting to flower at 6 ft now, most likely end up being 10ft+. TWS - Most vigorous plants I've ever grown, 6 ft in 7 weeks aint bad for this cooler...

exactly aussie, DJ Short said his favourite strain came in at 7%. Africans like malawi have a lot of thcv. It's interesting how the same strain can have a completely different thc profile grown in different countries. An aussie guy brought back some Malawi seeds from a good cob and grew them...

Na it should be algood now that you've exposed it to lower temps so it doesn't get too stressed if it gets cold snaps in april. It's been non stop clear days up here, I want some rain though Yeah I hate those on off average days man, NZ is famous for turning to shit for weeks at a time. Sucks...

If you're in the position to get another one, go hard bro. a sea of green is just lots of little plants close together filling the whole canopy. If you guys are getting hot temps in april, say 25 degrees then you're seedlings should still produce a decent amount. 46 degrees is crazy, we're only...

If there's too many just pick out the best ones bro, you could do a sea of green in the greenhouse and yield a fair bit. how big are the biggest seedlings now? on your next update all good to show us all your seedlings?. are any of your plants flowering yet mate? mine are just starting now...

I'd say pure sativas would reveg 90% of the time. I'm pretty sure Canadian or high latitude bred indicas like the Chitral mountains won't reveg with those hours. An Afghan I used to have started flowering around 14.3-14.5 hours. That wasn't the earliest strain either, over here in NZ some...

aussie, apparently the Uzbeki is different to the usual landrace indica high. I'm more of a purist lol, don't favour hybrids over any landrace although I'm growing cotton candy(lavender x power plant) which is more of a sativa leaning hybrids, I think you would like this strain - a powerful...

Cool man, never even heard of that Malawi. Ace's version doesn't need to be slammed by uv like the usual equatorial version, It was bred in spain outdoors so it has more indoor adaptability and finishes a month or so earlier than the wild Malawis. I bet your will stretch heaps assuming you...

Depends how high the clones get before flowering, lets hope the seedlings and clones are sativa to get a decent stretch. If they get to 2ft they should get a couple ounces.