Hello Yall and welcome everyone, and a fond welcome back those who have followed me in the past 
Okay what I am most known for is I use Miracle grow potting mix, and I do the basics, Lights, fans, and fertilizers, and nothing else, pretty simple.
I am doing 2 photos and a auto in 3gal plastic pots, I plant directly in soil and I water the seed in with a 16oz cup of water, leaving dry soil below and around
Here’s my line up, Grape Ape failed twice and I lost a White truffle, but second one popped fine. Auto popped first along with Grandpas cookies photo, they are 5 days old today, I waited for White truffle #1 a couple days with no movement, so I dug around and couldn’t find anything so I planted 2 more and White truffle is now a day old 
I have all 3 now and call this the Beginning of this grow 
#1 Triploid OG auto from Humboldt seeds a 50/50 25-30% thc
#2 Grandpas cookies photo from Ethos genetics a 50/50 20-30 thc
#3 White truffle photo from Ilgm Indica dominant with 30% thc
Miracle grow potting mix is a challenge as it has supposed 6 month time released nutes, but only contains NP&K no micro nutrients that marijuana needs so later I’ll adding extra nutrients. But for now you can’t burn up plants if you water to the size of the plant, only activating nutes in the damp area.
So far I only used one 16oz cup of water, and a little sprinkle to keep top from drying out completely, remember there’s dry material below and around so almost impossible to over water, my roots have a great damp zone 3 inches in diameter and around 4 or 5 inches deep as when I watered in the seeds I poured as close as possible to the seed without disturbing so most of the moisture went deep, great bed for the ever reaching of those new roots 
I will increase wet zone with changes in hight and circumference, I believe as above so below.
Girls are looking happy and I will explain as I go along, lighting is a single hlg 100w V2 4000k veg spectrum board kept at 15 inches above canopy keeping them tight and thick 
running a 18/6 schedule.
It’s so crazy at this stage their soooo small, and in a few weeks their filling out the whole closet!!!
Anyway yall hopefully you guys check out what’s up here 
Happy growing yall till next time 
Thanks to all of you who showed interest in grow 26 here a tag
@madhatter1 @Lightbrightt2010 @Hopalong @kaptain3d @WilIy @Crazy81 @Brainsacco1 @Growdoc @TigerLilly @Soso5
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Mathematically 
is both one and zero. Nothing beyond
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I think I’ll drop a bean tomorrow and I’ll grow it inside and have a comparison with you. Your ahead by a week so far.
Here’s Andromeda , Our neighbor galaxy, only 2.5 million light yr away. Hard to believe it’s moving towards us at about 68 miles per second or 250,000 miles per hour.
Maybe some clear skies towards the end of the week. Want to save this one when I get my new camera. I’ll have a wider field of view so I get get all of it in the frame. Have a good evening Brother and be seein ya.. 
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In 2026, astronomers observed a massive star in the Andromeda Galaxy, designated M31-2014-DS1, that collapsed directly into a black hole without undergoing a supernova explosion. This event, reported in February 2026, provided significant insights into stellar evolution and black hole formation. We should see the results eventually.
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We know very little about black hole activity and where things go? To the multi-verse?
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White hole theory. The opposite end of the black hole spitting out the heavy materials to form new galaxies elsewhere. I like that one. Destruction and creation on an eternal scale.
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If I recall I think an amature astrophotographer found a star that went supernova in Andromeda this yr also, it was in the outerband. It could of been another one so can’t say for sure.
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What comes around goes around..
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That was the second event just recorded this year in Andromeda.
“A classical nova eruption named AT 2026aabo occurred inside Andromeda. Discovered around September 2026, it became bright enough to be captured by amateur astrophotographers with consumer telescopes. Unlike a supernova, a classical nova is a surface explosion on a white dwarf that leaves the host star completely intact.”
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Thanks brother @Budbrother welcome aboard 
Thanks for all the information an speculations space is a super intriguing thing 
Hey brother @madhatter1 yeah I had a rough start, I always trip during the popping of the seedlings lol but Yeah I been good here just keeping pretty busy, thanks my friend I’m pretty hopeful with these girls.
Lol I’m happy your going to pop a seed to do indoors good luck man
I have been waiting on images from you, Andromeda was a surprise, I was expecting the tadpoles you mentioned absolutely beautiful my friend and only 2.5 mil light years, I was aware we are on a collision course with Andromeda,there are all kinds of speculation as to how much collision will actually happen, oh well we won’t be around by then lol.
Its a fantastic picture and hopefully you get better with the new camera bro, thank you for sharing I hope you have clear skies and things go your way my friend, goodnight and I’ll holler at ya later
Glad to have you along Sis @TigerLilly thank you
Glad you’re hanging out bro @Bentstick
Good to have you following again my friend @kaptain3d
Love the Uranus jokes 
glad to have you along bro @Big123
Thanks to everyone, hope you guys are doing great out there, happy growing yall till next time
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Happy to see another one! All the best to you and your babies!!
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on adventure 
