When I lived in the desert, my son came to visit and he found a seed in one of his buds. He gave it to me; I merely put it in my sandy garden and I swear, in prob. less than 2 weeks that plant was 4 feet tall. All I did was water it, No nutes, nada. It was a beautiful green, healthy as all get out. Time of year was spring. Unfortunately, I had a gopher that was digging holes all over my lawn, and one day I was standing in my kitchen, marvelling at the the plant from my window when suddenly it starts shaking, then dissapears into the ground. I couldn't believe it. Moral of my story?: don't stress; plant it and it will grow; keep gophers away, BTW: never saw the gopher again. It musta passed out for the summer. I'm not being glib but honestly this is a weed. Weeds are stroooong. Every gardner knows that. Meaning: they bounce back easily and survive all sorts of conditions if not too harsh (such as pothead gophers). I bet that gopher IS STILL passed out, enjoying his gopher dreams