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I haven't smoked it, but a dispensary in Denver had some the last time i was up there. It looked like it would be a large yielder. Their's smelled like the dish soap you were talking about yours having already. I am very interested in your results as I have been thinking about getting a clone.

I have a DP at almost 7 weeks.. I would definitely recommend this strain for those who smoke all day, and like to feel uplifted without an overwhelming racy buzz.

As always, pictures are very important to properly diagnose your problem.

Naw, that stuff will work. It doesn't contain food so you will need to add fertilizer down the road.

What brand do you have? Ultimately, you could thin it out with perlite or peat moss

I mention the seedbank only because if they have received other accounts then they too can reimburse... It is the breeders responsibility, as I first stated

Wow, I couldn't make it through the thread before I had to posted my thoughts... why is it when new growers have simple questions in a new thread only one person is there to give advice?

Wow! I have never seen anything like that before even on the internet... I would agree about the bad seeds, and advice that you contact the seedbank or breeder or both.

It's a strawberry cough bean I got from an 8er. I'm running outside to test it against a clone I bought in denver.

Awesome man.. I don't know what kind of shaping you have in mind, but I typically flower using a scrog. I can take some pictures when the lights are on tonight if you what to see my setup. I also use a combination of LST and super cropping if I don't have the luxury of a full scrog as depicted...

Okay, I feel like that was a lot, but the short answer of the vape temperatures is yes. However, it does still depend on the material being vaped as to the amount of THC or CBD contained inside. Now as far as for the e-cig liquid I don't know how to make it, but every dispensary around sells...

Few ounces

Looks good so far... Give it at least a week from when you topped it. Then remove the larger fan leaves at the very top to allow better light penetration to help the new shoots grow faster.