Strawberry Haze....really a Sativa?

[Lo]

buy a pack of 5 seeds in a GreenHouse Coffeshop in Amsterdam,

5/5 germination....but after 1 month of vegetative, their are all very short, fat afghan leaves,....

2 have very strange and curly leaves

Could somebody explain me why, please!

Thanks

Lo

[Lo]

Thanks for the fast answer, i will add an airstone !

but my question was more about the the not sativa style of the plants.

i was planning to make a SCROG, but i guess i have to change my plan......!

[superiorbudz]

My Ultra Haze #2 looked like that at first, but after a while the leaves started to get thin and the plant started to strech 2...patience patience

[Lo]

So...wait and see,

That's right, planting is a way to learn patience!

I 'll post pictures of the evolution.

And thanks for all !

[Guest superbluehaze]

Most strains these days are hybrids, breed for indoor growing, but I can understand why you wondered if it was a sativa or not, with leaves like that, I would too. I have not grown it before, so I would not have known either that the leaves become thinner later on.

they are looking good.

all the best, and many happy harvests

[N.W.greenthumb]

Plants grown under a metal halide light will be thicker, so a lot of times when a plant gets flipped into flower the metal halide will be replaced by h.p.s and when a plant gets the red and orange colors from it the leaves will get thinner. Some plants like great white i've vegged under halide and flowered under h.p.s will have fat leaves on the lower part of the plant and skinnier leaves on the top, looks funny! But the best way to flower is to use both metal halide and high pressure sodium. when combined you get better and more potent buds and trichomes. I use 1000watt and 400 watt halides and a 600 watt h.p.s. and cool with a 15,000 btu air conditioner. hope that helps

greenthumb

[Guest superbluehaze]

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[Guest superbluehaze]

The bulbs themselves are not too expensive, and they offer a two year guantee on the bulb, but only certified digital ballasts can run them. There are 3 bulbs, each has a different spectum, and each is used at different growth stages. But you can just one bulb that will be fine for veg and flowering.

[berrystraw]

 

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[berrystraw]

I hope I am in the right place in order to ask

in the first times in forums one keep writing in the wrong place, usually:

 

using the CFL when you talk about watts you mean the watt it consume or the one it gives

comparing to old bulbs?

I have one cold light witch gives 100 watts but consume 23 watts and give 1380 lumens

for one single plants in a space wich is smaller then 1 square metre, in veg time

and I was thinking to ADD a warm light (2700 kelvin) 900 lumens that give 90 watts for the 12/12 flowering period.. would it be enough?

it is growing very slowling and I am quite worried.

it is a white strawberry, I cannot see the picture above but mine has the 7 pair of true leafs

(the first 3 pairs are gone yellow and died, the others look well)

is tall less then 10 cm and large no more then 5 cm,

I started the second week of november,

I use soil and water too much, for sure