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I wish, I managed to come by some Nepalese genetics finally though! I found the pictures when I was looking at landraces a while back.

how about you read some more

It's landrace indica from Nepal, yes it's real

It's just not the same

Raise them on a windowsill until they are strong to survive your lights imo. Youngins like to kick the bucket for all kinds of random reasons so introduce them slow to your grow box. Also are you running 24/0 or 18/6 for veg?

With the plant being in flower, I'm not sure if this is such a good idea. Diverting energy away from bud production is a bad thing once the bloom has set. If it starts to look sickly don't feel bad about taking the branch off. Repairing branches isn't a problem in veg.

haha

You can still get minis, they won't get time to make more than one main cola unless you top mega super early. That being said, you can grow plenty of budsicles with just one cola.

I'd sprout a few and see what you get. It's a sign of clean genetics if you get true males.

I'm so jealous of you people who get to put snow in your bongs~

Odds are you have a Sativa and they take longer to flower. More and more of the little "white hairs" clump together to form flower clusters. These are the actual "buds," just give it more time and you'll see.

Yours looks like a cross, so probably 8-9 weeks flowering. From the darker green color and shorter leaves, I'd say it's Indica dom, probably 60/40. It's still stretchy so it def has some Sativa influence in it. I always let mine go an extra week for max trich production but you'd probably be...

I had a few runover this year by the lawnmower, a few of them acted as if they were topped and started growing again with double stalks. This giant hybrid I'm growing this year took a long time to get started but they're tough as nails now. I had never grown any that made multiple flowers all...

I knew this contained huge pictures and was on the wrong forum even before I opened it >_>

You don't have to use any of this fancy crap. Just stop fertilizing your seedlings before they need it. Soak a seed in warm water over night, place in paper tower or directly into your medium. Keep warm and moist. Plant grows.

Odds are you got a bad batch of seeds. Email them first and in the mean time I'd try the sandpaper thing, you'd be surprised how well this works with other kinds of hard to sprout plants.

No, this idea has come up many many times. It can't happen. There was a joke thing going around a couple years ago about a guy making THC oranges.

Wouldn't it sometime in it's lifetime sprout balls from over ripening? That's the only thing I can figure to stop you from keeping one through the winter. I have plenty of "annuals" that survive through the winter in my greenhouse. Now that I think of it there are a few older Thai varieties...

Not to derail your thread, but what kind of tomatoes are those? The only store bought potting soil I had any success with was the Miracle Grow Organic but I'm a big advocate of homemade compost. If you're doing an outdoor grow, vermiculite is better for you than perlite because it holds water...

because this would cost even more than the seed?