Here are my dig a little hole in the ground, throw in a root-bound seedling auto, forget about them and leave to the slugs and bad English weather plants, all courtesy of
@Sawney_bean and
@Dank Nuggets ' generosity. Terrible looking grow, as they are in the worst conditions outside, but the sticky icky is there, and the flavors (and sometimes colors) are on point.
Older Strawberry/Blue Nuggests plant.
In a pot with a bunch of woody dirt, hidden in over grown long grass:
Was just going to water, but she's ripe, so picked and hung from a shady tree branch to dry outside:
A couple of slightly younger Lecters.
Were root bound when planted out into a small hole in the ground, no amendments / fert, so a bit yellow:
Right next to her another Lecter:
These two, maybe White Chem, maybe Purple Moon Rocks, totally root bound when they went out, so micro-buds in flower:
The other older Strawberry/Blue Nuggets, in the ground, but now over grown with weeds, so sunlight is a bit restricted:
A bit frostier than the first one, and will be ready in maybe a week, as still some white pistils here and there:
Third Strawberry/Blue Nuggets, was totally eaten by slugs when young, and this is a side shoot, but totally over grown by weeds:
Have another couple of Lecters in another spot, in the ground, looking nice but couldn't photo because people nearby.
Better deep green color than the ones above, but they had been slug chewed a fair bit. Nice trich development though.
Meanwhile, back yard in the sun (9 AM to about 4 PM due to fence) are five pots, with six more Lecters and four Strawberry/Blue Nuggets.
The Lecters have all just popped up yesterday, Nuggets should be soon.
Pots are 1/2 liter I think, and have better soil, from those tomato grow bags plus coco fiber and worm castings.
Hope to plant out when they show 3- or 5-leaflet leaves, maybe day 14 or so, if the weather is okay.
Will need to prepare holes for them on the site.
As these Nuggets and Lecters are quite fast, hopefully they'll be ready by ... mid to late September.
Just hope I'm able to stay in the country long enough to reap the harvest...