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Hey woot put you some carpet strip about two to four inches down on the back of that fence on the inside. Anybody coming over will rip there hands. Looking good though as always. dirrtyd

Seedlings I generally sex them at the ninth node. Thanks for coming through Brandon and Fumble. I can't wait to look at these roots when I transplant. Then I'm going to trim the lower nodes. keepem green

^^ not true Cannabis roots go wide haven't seen them go that deep. Meaning more than 18 inches deep have seen them spread two feet wide. keepem green

I say one plant could fill up that space Quick. That is with the right genetics and grower. keepem green

It hasnt done me wrong for sure. I also fish by the moon sometimes I think should have been born in Alaska. I hope its helps some better understand growing. Will find some other things I have collected over the years. Going to spray the yard one more time before I put the gurls out. Then going...

here is a link for you. http://www.the-gardeners-calendar.co.uk/Moon_Planting.asp enjoy this is what I use and it has worked for me. keepem green

After Mothers Day and you should be fine for up there. dirrtyd

As long as I put them out on the waxing moon I dont have issues at all here in the Bay Area. My buddy up by Yosemite the same thing no issues. keepem green dirrtyd

Thanks to all who are subbed things are looking good so far. Will need me a couple of cloudy days here in the next two weeks. Then it will be time to harden off and transplant to final homes. Then I'm going to mix another batch to topdress with. keepem green

Okay cool was with the grandson baseball game. dirrtyd

I actually do it both ways to see how good I can water. Some have holes in the bottom others have none. Yes Fumble is real good folks. I use different colored ones last year they averaged a 8 oz dry. Going to try a 30 gallon rubbermaid this year besides the in the ground plants. I think I can...

Only wish I had a yard that big. Good Luck my friend. dirrtyd

What works in your microclimate will not work in mine. What I stated has worked in the Bay Area for me check out my past grows. It is all documented here on RIU. Also the latitude down there is different so the hours of light are also different. keepem green

Look at my mix might cost you less and the ingredients will last a couple of seasons. dirrtyd

Those could not have been worms. Worms are good for the soil my friend. keepem green

You mix in some dolomite lime or some gypsum with your mix it will help the soil ph and breakdown the clay over time. You might want to add some kelp and alfalfa meal also. good luck. keepem green

To answer your questions yes you can pop seeds in the sun. Thats what the farmers do? if stem gets to long rpot and bury the stem. keepem green dirrtyd

I say no you started too early they will grow good if your soil is good. Get ready for the wife to be mad. lol You will need to train you plants to stay within your limitations. keepem green dirrtyd

Box the corner then make it easy on your self. lol dirrtyd

Yes I have used this mix before and I grew two pounders with it in my backyard. Those on here who have seen the back would tell you I do alot with a little. keepem green