Honduras sativa

[North51]

Hi North!
I think if you go with an too small pot,you risk rootbound. I would prefer you use 11L / 3 gallon pots and much training (LST/Topping/SCROG)if you want to manage the size of the plant. Also don't veg them too long.
Veg in 1-3 L pot for about 3-4 weeks and then 11/13
After they show sex,transplant to 11L / 3 gallon.
Best Regards!

Hi Resinouskingping,

Thank you verry much for this information.
Any idea how much they stretch after flipping to 11/13. 200 to 300%
Last summer i grow a Neville's Haze (Haze dom) and after flipping to 11/13 thé stretch was +/- 300%. She was transplanted in livingsoil (earth)

 

[North51]

All of mine are done in one gallons on this thread.
Edit: 1gallon fabric pots, so they are air pruned.

Hi Sensistar42,

I think i saw your thread . I go thru your post again. Thx!

 

[ResinousKingpin]

Hi Resinouskingping,

Thank you verry much for this information.
Any idea how much they stretch after flipping to 11/13. 200 to 300%
Last summer i grow a Neville's Haze (Haze dom) and after flipping to 11/13 thé stretch was +/- 300%. She was transplanted in livingsoil (earth)

Depending on the phenotype, they last about 2-3 times. This is my experience with them.
You asked earlier how small the pot should be to grow sativas of this type. You can certainly plant them in smaller pots, but in my opinion the minimum size for each plant is 9 liters. I personally recommend 11 liters for you because I never go below that. Always higher if the situation requires it. The size of the plant can always be regulated by training, and in my opinion, the larger the root system, the healthier and better the plant.

Best Regards!

 

[North51]

Depending on the phenotype, they last about 2-3 times. This is my experience with them.
You asked earlier how small the pot should be to grow sativas of this type. You can certainly plant them in smaller pots, but in my opinion the minimum size for each plant is 9 liters. I personally recommend 11 liters for you because I never go below that. Always higher if the situation requires it. The size of the plant can always be regulated by training, and in my opinion, the larger the root system, the healthier and better the plant.

Best Regards!

Thanks man,

i have the next few months to think and prepare. next year i will post something.
thanks again.

Kind regards

 

[North51]

another question, are there any indoor growers who have experience using a negative DIF on pure sativas (NLD) to control the stretch between the internodes?

 

[Sensistar42]

My purple honduras and tropical one seeded with some China yunnan pollen.