[MrAwder]

Hi, I have just finished reading basically every post on all 4 pages of this forum. All of these strains look so good I am having trouble deciding which to go with. I thought maybe if I give some details of my grow space I could get some suggestions as to which might do best. I am growing in a cab and plan on scroggging. Light is 600w hps with a cooltube being exhausted with a 465cfm dayton. I am using the bio-bucket method with 3 3.5 gallon buckets. I want to go with 3 plants and fill a 2x4 ft screen. I am thinking of going with Speed Queen since some of the pics I saw it looked branchier which would lend itself to scrog and the quick finish time is a huge plus. I would like to go with the lowest veg time possible and still fill my screen. I also read that the Satori (if i remember correctly) has a good stretch and did well in straight 12/12 in a hydro system, do you think going from rooted clones I could end up filling the screen after a week or two of veg? Hashberry sounds pretty amazing too but the main goal here is to get my harvest time to a minimum from rooted clone to chop.
Thanks for any recommendations.

[Murphy]

Safari Mix, 20 seeds, you'll get all that you want to try for about $15.00

[MandalaMike]

Originally Posted by MrAwder

All of these strains look so good I am having trouble deciding which to go with.

I've heard that before. One at a time then...lol

Originally Posted by MrAwder

I would like to go with the lowest veg time possible and still fill my screen. I also read that the Satori (if i remember correctly) has a good stretch and did well in straight 12/12 in a hydro system, do you think going from rooted clones I could end up filling the screen after a week or two of veg? ... the main goal here is to get my harvest time to a minimum from rooted clone to chop.

This sounds like a job for Kalichakra or White Satin. ;-)
Both are branchier than Satori. White Satin has a tendency to get quite branchy when pruned (you will see it on the mother plants). Kalichakra has more stretch and could be put into flowering earlier, but may take longer to finish than WS. I guess it's going to be a showdown now between the two. Even I can't decide which you should take...lol

Mike

[Murphy]

Originally Posted by MandalaMike

Even I can't decide which you should take...lol

Mike

That's why I went with the Safari mix, try as many as you can for a cheap price, makes the decision later a little easier. Keep those quality strains coming, I'm following what you guys have!!! I haven't seen a bad comment yet about Mandala.

[MandalaMike]

Yeah, the Safari Mix is a great bargain. It's got lot's of different hybrids...but these are not in our regular catalogue. So whatever you discover in the mix is a once-in-a-lifetime find! I can recommend to keep some back-up's in case you fall in love with one of the girls. ;-)