[Koondense]

My guess is no, they will stay around 75cm. But it's just a guess.

[dubi]

Originally Posted by 48N

What's the maximum stretch outdoors? They're starting to flower now and they're about 25-30 cm
Maximum height restriction is approximately 90-100 cm
Will they exceed that height?

Hi 48N,

The maximum size that this Auto Malawi x NL fem release can reach when it is grown to its full potential is 1 up to 1.5 meters (check indoor pics of the strain in the first page of this thread).

In order to get the biggest autoflowering plants as possible (and obviously also the highest yields) then you must really grow her to the max since her very first day of life and in her first 4-5 weeks of life (whole growing stage until early flowering stage/flowering stretching) using big pots of at least 15 liter size, with strong good quality light intensity, perfect feeding, etc ....

[dubi]

A friend wanted to grow this spring different lines of our Auto Malawi x NL and share his results. Seeds were planted the last week of March, and they are already finishing in the first half of June.

Plants could be bigger as he kept the seedlings in their 2 first weeks of life in small pots, only then they were transplanted to bigger ones. Plants also had to deal with all kind of pests that are so typical here in the terraces of our area in these first hot weeks of late spring.

Anyway, they have developed nice, quite big, resinous and aromatic flowers under the intense mediterranean sun. And it has also been interesting to continue exploring the different phenos of this F3 generation. The outdoor results have been also more consistent regarding flowering times and aromas than my previous indoor test with the strain.

[48N]

Thanks a picture says more than thousand words
I think I'm good
They're just really taking flight right now, very vigorous and thickest stem although the youngest of my plants, thicker than Kali china who's more than 2 months older
Let's see, if they get too big I bend them a little

[dubi]

I will go a bit into details about the different phenos of the strain.

First, the more indica pheno. Shorter columnar structure, with a big main cola, and few well developed branches with heavy buds too.
Very good resin production, sweet, creamy, coffee, hashy aromas.
Not the best flower/leaf ratio, super early flowering.

[dubi]

Main colas of the indica pheno.

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Flower details of the indica pheno.

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The sativa/indica pheno is usually taller, with stronger, more separated kind of branching, with thinner leaves. The flowers are less denser (a bit foxtailed), with more or less the same resin production than the indica pheno. Longer pistils, better flower/leaf ratio in average. The flowering time is approx 10 days longer than the indica phenos. These are my favourite phenos to smoke: with more Malawi influence.

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Flowers details of the more sativa/indica phenos.

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And here are the very early flowering (same flowering time than the faster indica phenos) resinous more sativa phenos.

It's a F2 S1 line, seeds coming from the very small, fast flowering, very resinous, more Malawi influenced F2 parental plant that we finally chose to reverse to produce all the F3 released lines.

The yield of this line is lower due being a S1 (selfed line), but displays the more resinous sativa phenos, with quite foxtailed kind of flowers.