Time to choose the next crop

[Gingerbeard]

Since whatever trueish god hisself can't buy seeds online with a Visa, and I won't do cryptocurrency or third party apps to use Visa to buy stateside, I've been looking at local dispensaries for my next seeds.
This is such a new strain that I can't find but a lick of information on it. It's such an interesting plant that I am considering growing sativa instead of Indica. Obviously, it's the leaf structure. I have plenty of height for the flowering stretch and a badass light. My nute schedule is dialed in for Indicas. The upcoming months will be warm which will be nicer for a sativa than Indica, as I understand.
Should I go the sativa route, how dramatically do I need to change my nutes? Maybe, perhaps more importantly, would such leaves need special attention? Susceptible to drying out or light burn? More or less nitrogen?

The information is for clones but I'm looking at seeds. If you come across a video of a guy in sunglasses in a nursery full of clones, don't watch it. Guy just talks about how it came about. It doesn't show the plant at all.
Freakshow - New Cannabis Strain - Top Weed Strains - New Clone (darkheartnursery.com)

 

[TOKABIGONE]

Hey man, I remember this one..was gonna get back but failed. Like mot else on this subject my knowledge i fro book larnin'. Sativa is a long bloom strain and does not like to be overfed or watered so light on nutes and water when dry. Going forward after my grow just started I will be focusing on landrace Sativa regulars to gather seeds and make hashish. Morrocan, Lebanese and Nepal landrace. I don't know what else I don't know yet...

 

[Gingerbeard]

Light on nutes. Check. I've been giving my Kushes up to double doses of nutes.

 

[Puglover1]

Seedsman says this for my current sativa: 'Wild Thailand has a relatively short flowering period for such a pure, tropical sativa but it is still quite a productive plant. It is very resistant to mould and also has good pest resistance too. Indoors it should only be given a very short period of vegetative growth to control the stretch in flowering, it can even be put into 12/12 as soon as the cuttings have rooted or when still little seedlings with only two or three sets of leaves." I'm very behind, it's growing lush, fast. :sweating:

 

[Gingerbeard]

Thanks for that Puglover1 . Being able to go 12/12 from the get-go is like an auto. Freaky.

 

[Puglover1]

It went from cat-chewed on nodes 2&3 to this in a week, in unideal growing conditions. It has gone wild in soil now, I have work to do.

 

[desertdan]

Thought I would put up some photos of wild Thai about six weeks from harvest for Puglover1

 

[Puglover1]

Thanks desertdan I always admire your WT's. My knees cry Mary. lol. I hope I can pull this off in my closet with fast photos in there too. I have to go water plants and top WT now.

 

[SoOrbudgal]

Very pretty gal Puglover1 she looks ready for a topping an her branches tied.

 

[Puglover1]

SoOrbudgal I topped WT and WW1 last night and watered all four plants. Irony: The reason I'm growing Wild Thai is because after 5 expensive dispensary years it still helps my pain best, esp my knees, and I can't buy it anywhere. I'm in too much pain today to do anything but feed the dogs, and let them in and out. Tried dabbing for lunch. Took valium for my back. Changed my pain patch. If it didn't bother my pancreas I'd drink some vodka on the rocks. Weather turned hot 'n humid again, we had a couple of nicer days, Wednesday & Thursday, I had appts.