Hey luv! I was hoping you would surface eventually,... Always a pleasure!
3 dozen?!
Are you in a better grow situation this year, I hope- :smoking: Whatcha got cookin'?
...coz I'm a gellie and I just spouted off whoever swam into my head at the time!
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but a worm,...
...no doubt I spaced others too!
....Ahhh well, after this many years, folks know to come lookin' either way! 4/20 has become the signature start date
Thanks to the super duper generous
@Dank Nuggets and
@Sawney_bean I have quite the stash of fine cultivars.
Mephisto crosses, Roc Bud, Mendo Twenty20, Seedstockers, and more.
The too-early testers of Purple Moon Rocks and some White Chem didn't pull through,
but a bunch of Blue Nuggets are already in the ground,
plus some Lecters (Pink Panama X Triks) are on the way.
My grow situation not any better, but now I do know the English season and location better.
Lazy ass growing this year, starting them in a shared greenhouse under everyone's noses,
then before they show those "Hey, doesn't that look like weed?" five-pointer leaves,
they're off to their forever homes, either a hole in the ground or a medium sized pot.
Though, to be honest, the holes and the pots are under everyone's noses too... but it worked last year!!
Don't worry about the lack of a whistle, I know what time it is!
Maybe do a journal or join the outdoor people again.
But for now, just sharing a pic or two when I can,
and keeping everything together for a harvest hopefully starting in late July to August.
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These are all the Blue Nuggets, started about a month ago I think in a greenhouse.
It was still fairly cold / cool, so slow start.
Was 12 seeds in six cell pots, two seeds per cell pot, figuring casualties.
9 came up okay, three pairs and three singles, and were planted out.
Three pairs went into the ground, two singles together in one pot and another single in one pot.
In the ground the holes are about 1-2 gal / 5-6 liters, and the pots are about the same size.
The youngsters:
Originally a pair, now you see why I do multiple plants per cell pot and planting site:
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These two made it together!
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And here we see why sometimes two isn't necessarily enough:
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The single girl in a pot, to be relocated soon:
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These two together will also be relocated soon:
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Maybe some rain coming up tonight and tomorrow. That will bring on the slugs...
If they survive this okay, then they should put on enough size to survive anything later.
Love and hugs,
~MJS