@W.B.elpaso saw your post and this is 14 days from sprout…
I want that soil growmie…
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That was my thought too @Retiredoldguy
I thought mine were doing good for 11 days until i saw @W.B.elpaso
Heres mine
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@W.B.elpaso @Retiredoldguy I just can’t believe that growth! Did you accidentally drop those seeds in last month? Holy cow, great stuff there. It makes me feel like when my son was playing 12 year old soccer and we played against a team where one of the opposing kids showed up with facial hair. I think that he drove himself there with his wife and kids…lol That is spectacular growth, congratulations. Keep doing what you’re doing, she looks terrific.
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Here’s my latest stuff. I posted two of the same pictures in the official chat, but here are more just for context. A little closer and individual shots. Thanks for looking, hope you enjoy them. Have a great day all!
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Ok I think this just sunk in to my gray matter…
Number of plants to flower = how many you will have to flower R I correct?
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Soil is pro-mix. Yellow bag compressed garden soil. Not sure exactly what they call it. They have a few different kinds of pro-mix.
I think my starts get nice from being indoor/ grow tent with optimal conditions. It runs warm in there at 88 during the daytime and 70s at night. Proper watering is also one aspect ive improved on over the years. You gotta let them dry out between watering and water very little when you do water seedlings. I never water my seedlings to runoff. I just give em small shots of water to keep moist. Practice, makes perfect. Shoot, just hangout up in here, read as much as you can and use what makes sense to you and you will become a gardning guru in no time🤙
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Thanks, I always appreciate words of encouragement. It’s such great fun to do this and learn new things.
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If you dropped 10 seeds and 2 failed to germ and you culled 4 for space or any other reason you would most likely have 4 plants to flower. It probably made more sense for last grow when we were using regs but wanted to try and keep everyone possible the same for consistency.
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Thank you @dbrn32 , I am slow sometimes 
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Tucking them in for bed. They got the sun treatment again today. Full sun here, no shade. 
The greenhouse is shaded during peak sun on purpose.
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Well, it is with great sadness (insert funeral dirge music here) that I must announce that my GFOG plant that I had put in the garden area did not make it. Back on Tuesday,we had a freak storm with intense rain, thunder and lightning. It swamped the garden area, and it was the smallest of the 4 that I had planted. Luckily, the 2 in the fabric pots made it as well as the 1 in hydroponics.
Poor little one
Even the Ninja Gnome couldn’t protect her from Mother Nature
We will continue on with the final 3 in honor of our fallen girl.
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Sux fer sure, I keep mine in 10 gal pots when bad weather gets near I tuck the under the 4’ eve next to garage door until they big enough to give the storms a finger or 2.
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Thanks. I have 2 in the 10-gallon fabric pots that I was able to move as well as my 5-gallon hydro bucket, so those made it. I was just trying different grow mediums with the same seeds to see what did the best. Plus 1 of the fabric bags (green) will be using the CX Horticulture nutrients and the other (orange) is using the Masterblend 3-part. The hydroponic one is also using the Masterblend formula as well.
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Nice looking plant @W.B.elpaso its gonna kick ass once its in the ground
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Thanks guys, @StonedCold13 i really like it when they behave themselves. Getting hot outside out here in the high desert. 90s and 50s are here to stay.
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Heat has showed it’s finally 83 f yes its warm for here, but only last a day or 2 then the rain and thunder storms start it cools off then rinse and repeat.
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Maybe we’ll have an early monsoon season.
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