Morglie
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You're welcome. Maui Waui is one that confused me for a bit as well while I was researching seeds. It's thought of as a landrace from Hawaii, which would mean a pure sativa, but in truth, it's a hybrid that was created and grown there.Ahhh - thank you! That makes sense. I was seeing short flowering times everywhere and getting a bit confused, and then mistrusted the info (because of the many possible variations as you say). So this is awesome news. I have a garden spot in the enclosure that is super tall and crying out for a sativa but I can’t do a long flowering one cause of the season here (I’m just a little too far south). Maui wowie could be the one
I’ve decided I’m never going to do that. I don’t need huge plants. I planted really late last season and got plants that were quite big enough to handle on harvest day!
I’ve read a lot about it and just decided it wasn’t for me. I’ll keep the indoor outdoor separate and keep the plants unconfused. The only time I might move one is at the back end of the outdoor season, if I have something in a pot having trouble finishing ... I might move it into the tent then, just to finish. Apart from that, ne’er the twain shall meet
Thanks for the info on the Afghani in the mix
I'd be wary of moving any plants from outdoors to indoors. It's an easy way to bring in pests.
Taking them outside, you want to consider the light cycle length. I'm getting better at it, but this is the second year I've had a plant start to flower on me early in the season and not stop. Normally it's only a real issue with clones, as they are as sexually mature as the original cut, so they are ready to go. A seedling, will not be mature enough to flower until after the light cycle outside has gotten long enough to keep it from flowering.
...cheerz...h00k...
