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Do you prefer Sativa or Indica, or a hybrid?
Do you grow indoors, outdoors, or both?
Are you growing for production or for the connoisseur?
Do you grow large plants or in a "sea of green"?

To answer these questions and to help find the strain that's right for you, read this section and suck up the knowledge.

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Sativa's and Indica's

Because there is large selection of strains in the internet, this can sometimes get overwhelming when trying to decide which one to order. Choosing is not as difficult as you may think. There are really only two sides of the marijuana family we are talking about here. Indica's and Sativa's.

Indica marijuana

Indica's originally come from the hash producing countries of the world  like Afghanistan, Morocco, and Tibet. They are short dense plants, with broad  leaves  and often  grow  a darker green. After flowering starts they will be mature in 6 to 8 weeks.The buds will be thick and dense, with  flavors and aromas  ranging  from  pungent  skunk to  sweet  and fruity. The smoke from an Indica is generally a body type stone, relaxing and laid back.

Combining different indicas, different  sativas  or  a combination there of creates hybrids. The resulting hybrid strains will grow,  mature  and  smoke  in  relationship  to the indica / sativa percentages they end up containing.

   

Sativa marijuana

Sativa's are  just  about the  opposite  of  indicas. They  are  tall,  thin  plants, with  much narrower leaves  and  grow  a  lighter  green  in  color. They  grow very quickly and can reach heights of 20 feet in a single  season. They originally come from Colombia, Mexico, Thailand and Southeast Asia.

Once  flowering  has  begun,  they  can  take  anywhere  from  10  to  16 weeks to fully mature. Flavors range from earthy to sweet and fruity. The  stone of a Sativa is cerebral, up and energetic.

Indoor or Outdoor

Whether or not a strain can be grown outdoors  depends  on  the  length of  season you have. All outdoor and indoor/outdoor strains  listed  in  the  Strain  Table  include  a approximate flowering time. This is most  important  feature  to  consider  and is completely influenced by the indica/sativa ratio.

You want plants that will mature before the danger of frost or bad  weather  comes  along. The  more sativa that is in the mix,
the longer it takes to finish. If you have a very long growing  season,  most  strains  can be grown outdoors. These flowering periods are approximate and will vary  depending on conditions. From there you go back to what you like and the descriptions of the plants.

Height

The heights listed for each strain are for full sized plants.When growing indoor,we have complete control over how tall these plants get, just by how long we grow them before flowering is initiated. Artificial lights do not efficiently penetrate much more than 3 feet down into the garden, so it makes little sense to grow them much bigger than that.

After the light schedule is changed to 12 hours on and 12 hours off, flowering will begin in about 7 to 14 days.During this time the plants will continue to grow another 6 to 14 inches and then stop. How much they will  grow depends on the indica/sativa ratio of the strain. Sativas will stretch the most.Depending on this ratio, flowering should be initiated at around 18 to 24 inches to achieve the end height of 36 inches.  How long  it  will  take  to  get  this  tall depends on the strain and the conditions in the garden.

Potency

All of the strains are potent. The success of the eventual outcome will depend on your personal  tastes  and  the conditions in which they are grown. Nobody tests the THC percentages  of  these  strains  and  we are  not  really sure what the numbers mean when they do. THC is found in the resin glands that form on the plant  during  the maturation  process. These glands act
as a shield to protect the seed from the searing heat of the sun.

From our experience this is needed more in a hot, dry atmosphere, than a hot humid one. To  maximize  resin  production  drop
the humidity in the room for the flowering stage, the lower the better. But no  matter  how much  resin you induce on an indica
it's still not going to give you the stone of a sativa, so it does have a lot to do with your personal tastes and expectations.

Yields

All of the yields listed for the strains are  approximate  and  depends  a  lot  on  how they are  grown  and  the  quality  of  the environment.Indoor lights don't penetrate down very far so it is better to grow a larger number of smaller plants to achieve the highest yield of top quality bud. Maximum yields  indoors  are coming from  indicas  and  mostly  indica hybrids, while the more sativa in the mix, the lower the yields tend to be.

Our yield indoors is really limited only by the amount of light we have, not the strain we choose.Given that it is a good growing environment, we would expect the yield to be about the same from any strain in relationship to its indica/sativa content.It is up to us as growers to maximize our plant's potential in our space. To do  this we need to experiment to find out how each strain will respond best.

Flowering times

Flowering times are an  indication  of  how  long  it  will  take  the  plant  to mature  indoor after flowering has been induced by changing the lights to 12 hours of darkness. This will be affected by the environment to some degree, but is pretty much fixed in the plant.

Indica's are faster flowering than sativas  and  hybrids  are  in  relationship  to  the percentage  of  each  they contain. Equally important in the process is vegetation time, or  how  long  you  grow  them before  flowering  is  induced.  Sativa's  grow very
quickly and if we wait too long to flower  them  they will outgrow the limits of the space and will not fill out. On the other hand,
if an indica is not grown for long enough,  the  yield can  be  greatly  reduced. In the scheduling of the process they can often both end up taking about the same amount of time to grow and mature.

 
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