Easy Sativa from Female Seeds
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Unknown or mixed family |
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| Genotype: |
Mixed, primarily Sativa |
| Indoor Maturation: |
55 to 60 days |
| Outdoor Maturation: |
Sep 15 to Sep 30 |
| Sex Possibilities: |
Feminized (mostly female) |
| Stature: |
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| Yield: |
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| Odor Level: |
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Breeder's Description - 'Easy Sativa'
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So easy outdoors !
Its all in the name, an easy new-style sativa variety for in the greenhouse and outdoors. One of the best outdoor bud producers in Holland! Most of them flower under 18 hrs light and start flowering half July and reward you with a gigantic amount of large buds in September. There is some variation in bud shape and taste (between spicy and sweet), but all a clear sativa high. Well worth a try!
Good outdoor/greenhouse performance, needs to be vegged at least 8 wks. Unreliable indoors.
Stability: 50%
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| Grower reports: 2 |
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Grower Report: wikiwahwah |
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| Overall Rating: |
8 |
Effect: |
Nicely balanced |
| Potency: |
8 |
Stature: |
Average size |
I planted 4 seeds around mid April in peat pots (all 4 germinated) and kept them on the windowsill for one week. They were then ... continued
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Grower Report: Ell21 |
Easy Sativa from Female Seeds |
| Overall Rating: |
6 |
Effect: |
Varied effects |
| Potency: |
5 |
Stature: |
Somewhat tall and lanky |
| Yield: |
6 |
Phenotype: |
Sativa |
| Ease: |
10 |
Indoor: |
Varied maturation times |
| Appearance: |
6 |
Outdoor: |
Varied maturation times |
| Odor Level: |
6 |
Odor: |
A sweet very fruity smell slightly skunkish |
| Taste Level: |
4 |
Taste: |
Fruity if cured right, still very nice sweet taste |
| Grower's Tils: |
6 |
Sexes: |
Feminized (mostly female) |
| SI Rating: |
Not Listed |
Vintage: |
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I got 10 female seeds from "Female Seeds", about 7-8 germinated,
I started them in January by a windowsill in South england (not good weather), and after a few weeks 1 or 2 died and i was left with 5 plants.
I got 2 very large pots for rootspace and simulated outdoors in a small attic room with only 1 window. I planted 2 baby plants in each of the two big pots, and put the last small plant in its own pot.
By April-May, in each of the two pots was one 3-6 inch plant and a one very large 4-6 foot tall. so for all together.
The one in the pot stayed about 2 foot but is the most fruity (maybe due to less root space i dunno).
In june they all had started to bud but all faced the window (obviusly) and were very lanky. one of the tiny plants in the big pots was deformed and had a bit of male on it. and the other was about 7 inches of tiny bud. (probably what u would expect with such low light) HOWEVER the other two got to 7 Feet tall!! one provided loose sticky fruity buds, while the other made tight white juicy bud, if u squeezed the bud it would drip even after 3 days drying.
The other plant that lived in the windowsill died of Mangnesium deficientcy i think the leaves went yellow this could be nitrigon i researched. As this was my second grow i think it was good.
So it proves with the right seeds even under low lighting you can still produce reasonably good but it takes a bit more work the leaving them outdoors in the sun were the rain, wind, temperature are stable.
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| Average Yield per Plant: |
1.00 |
| Pruning or Plant Style: |
Sea of Green SOG |
| Fertilization: |
Mix of chemical and organic |
I used a neutral soil, and feed it Miracle grow.
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