Thanks for the report sidhi. Wait till you experience it in full power in the spring ;-)

Also, I believe with right technique and dedication, it is possible to get potentially huge yields. The number of seeds produced is insane and in the right conditions the biomass becomes similar to aquatica. Also, on my first cultivation experience I was able to make three harvests. I doubt you can make regular harvests with aquatica with the potency and vigor decreasing each time, so they might not be that different. The solid advantage of aquatica is the perennial nature. But I have yet to see an aquatica strain that is suitable for ayahuasca analogue use.

This year is my second cultivation experience and I have made some mistakes. Too early harvest offsetting development, planting them all crammed up on each other stunting growth, and also in a place not having a lot of sun. Just hoping to get a lot of seeds and do it the proper way next time.