what strain to do?

hi all can I ask the exp growers to please recommend to me these options....
I will probably only do two plants in smart pots around the 25-50 gallon size so I would like to try two different fem strains one for quality and one for yield in these size pots.
strain and seed company would be great if you can take the time to help.I know a few of you have told me some good strains but ive decided to go into pots this year and not directly into the ground.
thanks in advance

That question has thousands of right/good answers. What do you have access to? Eddy Lepp once told me the best all around strain is Super Silver Haze. I like it.

Purple bubba I got from gta seedbank are bomb for outdoors super bushy, resilient. Don't know if itsthebest but T was reccomended to me and I def reccomend as well. Easy to grow too.

veggiegardener said:

That question has thousands of right/good answers. What do you have access to? Eddy Lepp once told me the best all around strain is Super Silver Haze. I like it.

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can be a bit confusing the question I spose can only do 25 gallon smart pots mostly prefer 5ft bushes than 8ft monsters can veg for 3 months before flowering outdoors(veg is outside to ) cant get more than 6-9 hrs sunlight max to keep it stealthy

I have been recommended orient express and malawai as well I would prefer to go indica dominant as I had problems with length of flowering last season for sativa

The Chinese pheno of the Orient Express can be as short as 7 weeks and stays under 6ft and just bushes out and can easily yield multiple pounds in your climate. Plus it's a super easy strain to grow and can handle high nutrient levels without burn or stress. My Chinese one has 13 bladed leaves.

Yep ive got that one locked in for sure was going to include it in a pick and mix but then I thought ill get a 3 or 5 pack in case the single seed doesnt germ or is a runt

crazykiwi420 said:

The Chinese pheno of the Orient Express can be as short as 7 weeks and stays under 6ft and just bushes out and can easily yield multiple pounds in your climate. Plus it's a super easy strain to grow and can handle high nutrient levels without burn or stress. My Chinese one has 13 bladed leaves.

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