you guys say this strain a lot, do you mean cut? seed plants have equal chance of hermieing regardless of strain. there are a lot of new people here and i want to get across how beneficial to learning it is to end up with stable genetics and growing the same cut over and over. make sure you guys are taking and labeling cuts of these girls when you flower them because it can really rocket your learning and let's you have the ability to show your own problems ie: feed that cut no nitro or lower nitro to see the difference. i still experiment with some of my oldest cuts and use a 5 year old cut for all my product testing side by sides, which i don't do anymore. anyways, grow cuts hard, seeds for phenos and fun. i use specific rooms for new cuts, before that a space in my room i watched everyday and didn't crowd it. isolate for pests and hermies. taking and storing cuts in an aero cloner is stupid easy without too much of a learning curve and dollar for dollar could teach and grow you a lot more than a lot of other equipment when learning.
