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Thank you for your kind words, enjoy the journey.

Thanks, with the SOG method I let them go to their full potential; no training.

Week 6 Update:

Awsome Journal, indeed the motherland has some excellent cultivars. My buddy was in the Army during the Osama Hunt. His platoon was in charge of eradicating Taliban hash fields. He managed to bring me 13 beans which I managed to grow 8 females from. Seven were identical tight internodes very...

Haha, nice X-Mas tree!

I got an outdoor SOG batch going on rightnow, with 10 hrs of daylight. Check my grow journal (Grape Yoda).

Nice thread, this year I am going to attempt to cross pollinate a Bell Pepper with a Habanero; hopefully resulting with a F1 Giant Havana for next season.

Try Auto Mazar or Auto Ultimate.

Pa-Nature, your a Pro; cheers

Week 4 update.

I already have 4 holes in the ground; 4 sprouts each. So far they look very healthy.

I grow three rows of Mexican Blue Maiz (11 foot high) corn right next to my girls and then a row of Better Boy tomatoes in XL tomato cages for concealment and kitchen use.

I have 6 rabbits myself, bunny gold is magic. I compost it in garbage bins for 4 months before use.

The first flower phase was due to the drastic light change of artificial to natural light. Just feed them some good bloom nutrient and you should be good this time around.

You should be good to go, however seeds tend to become root bound in such small pots; I would go with clones instead of seed plants. For seed plants I would recommend minimum 20gal pots.

I crossed a Grand Daddy male with Monster Cookies female, this past season, at my friends house. He could not wait a month, so he chopped the female at 3weeks post pollination, luckily 80% of the beans have been able to sprout although they are a yellowish green color.

Molasses is a perfect food source for beneficial bacteria and fungus; good job.

I use Alive Soil Activator, before I put down my seedlings. It's only $10 for a 1Lb bag. Find it at Gardensalive.com Description: Biodiversity is key to creating a healthy root zone environment for plants of all kinds, and this unique soil activator helps you create such an environment. In...

Forget the pots and plant directly in ground. Planting directly in the ground allows the tap root to reach for China and promotes a healthy root system. Start by digging a hole that measures 3' diameter by 3' deep, in your yards sunniest location. Get half of the native soil and mix a 2cf bag...

I am growing 25 Grape Yoda plants in an 8x8 raised bed. There is 20" spacing between plants. I'm am using Kellogs raised bed soil, enriched with perlite, organic bunny gold, organic chicken manuer and Alive soil bacteria. I will irrigate with tap water by means of drip line. I will feed...