If that single bladed leaf thing is genetic it could be somewhat useful for breeding. You know, trying to make a stealth plant. Combine that with say ducksfootThanks EG, she smells orange and citrus-like, i'm really surprised she is SO damn vigorous - she has stretched like a Gangly Beast ( I believe there is a LOT of Sativa in her genes). Will keep you all posted and see how she does
One of my little GSOG babies had some funky maple ish type leaves. I was really hoping it stuck, sadly it didn't.If that single bladed leaf thing is genetic it could be somewhat useful for breeding. You know, trying to make a stealth plant. Combine that with say ducksfoot
That is a great idea, Ducksfoot is a great plant (from what I hear) - Too bad my sativa was just an extremely long flowering strain. I had to chop her, as she was growing uncontrollably in ALL directions but refusing to flower (and overshadowing my Kali Mist and Lemon Kush). Would love to make an f1 cross with any Landrace Sativas ( Durban Ducksfoot ) DF would shorten height/flowering time of the Sativa while taking on a nice, cerebral buzzIf that single bladed leaf thing is genetic it could be somewhat useful for breeding. You know, trying to make a stealth plant. Combine that with say ducksfoot
Far as a stealthy looking plant, there's potential there also, imo. Very cool and strange looking plant.
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Nice grow style.. short n bushy is the way i like my plants also. I really needed to use a bigger container on one of my Kali Mist ladies. Instead of transplanting (zero space to work with), i just put the container into a large saucer full of water to catch the runoff. The plant in the smaller pot has been wilting lately so i decided to help her out.
My Western Winds - 3-4 weeks ago. They have since doubled in size are about 18 days into flower - nearly 4 feet tall. Counting down those days 
Plants look good guys. 
I love those praying hands!
I toped her once after the second node then tied her down some she was about 10 in before flower now she's about 20 in
yea she stoped stretching at about 2 weeks in
I would be v.careful fertilizing Satori. I hear she is prolly THE most nute sensitive strain Mandala has. I'm going to run mine with rich soil and no nutrients - unless she asks me for some. I ran their Safari Mix with zero problems in soil, using only waterI didn't realize Satori was showing deficiencies too.
That being said, your Satori looks nice & healthy. Keep us updated 
