I know you struggled to keep your ThaiChi manageable. Does it stretch more than ThaiPan? I've just harvested my last cut of it as it was tough to keep manageable. I've been thinking about popping some ThaiChi. At this point though, it's veggie time. By the time I can start popping cannabis seeds again, I'm sure I'll have changed my mind a dozen times. I guess I'll have to wait and see.
That's good to know. My 2nd Big Sur x Skunk I sprouted, dried up and died. I wanted to replace it with something else before the veggies all get started, so I started soaking a ThaiChi this morning.
I would put them straight into the ground. You want them to have space to spread out into a patch. You won't get enough out of containers to make it worth while in my opinion.
Very enjoyable catchup 
That (P13 x Kerala) x P13 looks truly gorgeous 
I dropped a Thai Chi three hours ago.
for all that. I just picked some up at ACE. Very stoked to try it. It sounds like just my style. I tried to get it from Seedsman last year but it sold out fast! Great to hear you all confirm the traits of it 
We have a small pond. Around 10' x 6' and around 4' deep that's full of small fish. Last spring my wife scraped all the build up in the bottom of the pond out and into the patch we used for the flowers. Think a combination of fish fertilizer and fish tank water (which is awesome all by itself). Lots of nitrogen and trace goodies.
Why thank you Amy! The Kerala cross is one of my favorites. I've got 4 more that are almost ready to sex. Then I can start looking for a mate to make more seeds with.Hiya Morglie
As long as it's good soil you should be fine. I don't know if stream water would have the same effect. It's all the fish refuse that the strawberries loved. We put 10b little fish in there 2 years ago and we had dozens of tiny babies in there. Way to many for the size of the pond. If you have a fish tank, when you clean it, save the water for your plants. I Iouldn't use it on kit plants but regular house plants and what not love it.
Sorry I'm not more help. I've learned growing through the kit and am now expanding out into outdoor gardening. Mostly I've been mineralizing my beds with a 6/5/3 mix and some compost and letting them grow. I have pretty rich soil there my beds are. Well, all except the cold bed. I rectified that this fall by putting my whole last double batch of used 3rd run soil on it, so it should be a bit better this year.Thanks Buddy! I have fish in my pond/creek but the water is constantly moving so the fish poop probably gets washed over the dam. I know where I can get some fish juice....Ill ask Doc about which products I may be able to use with Strawbs.
It does wonders for plants. My wife uses water from the pond to water all her plants that she has in those beds and they have all been doing great.
