My Animal Mints seeds arrived today Im gonna soak one tonight. That will give me 9 plants for 2026 outdoor season
2 Blackberry Tartz
2 Blackberry Truffles
2 White Runtz
1 Tangie Queen
1 Hellfire OG
1 Animal Mints
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Looks like a killer line up buddy. Is that truffles you gifted me the same you are growing outside? I may put 1 more in if i get a no show on 1 of my autos.
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I started using these last year, they’re higher quality than Grove bags, and I have been very pleased with them 
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Yes it is. Its one of @Growdoc 's creations.
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Happy Mother’s Day! First three graduating from greenhouse to outdoors today. Indigo Sapphire, Gator Breath, and Hindu Kush (L->R):
Working on the rest. A jungle in the works for sure.
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Mother’s Day cheers 
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Second area finished with 5 more:
Kosher Kush, White Truffles x Genius, Super Boof, Rainbow Bitez, Chernobyl S1 (L->R).
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I like the mobile SCROG net.
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Subcool (TGA) had a stellar Chernobyl 
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@Dforce Bob’s Bitchin Beans from Slymer’s cut of Subcool’s. Supposed to have lots of lemon/lime.
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9 days till the photo ladies go into the ground.
These two royal haze auto flowers are really cranking but I have only watered very lightly 1 time since i sprouted them. Think at the end of the day I’m going to give them a feeding regardless. Unless someone has any tips. I feel like the top half of the pot is dry and the bottom is still wet. Starting to think i should have used the fabric pots. Or should I just continue to let them dry out until they demand water like I do with my photos!
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That’s what I would do. It will also force the roots to grow to look for the water that’s still available. If they start drooping/asking for water, then I would feed them. 
So far they look great to me! 
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That’s what I’ll do then. First time I’ve ever grown a plant to maturity in a potter. I always plant in the ground.
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Last grouping replanted. Mandarin Cookies, Cap Junky, Blackberry Moonrocks, Critical Kush (L->R).
All were topped after replant.
Thanks for your comments and following along! Happy growing.
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They look good!
But, aren’t they going to be crowded once they get really growing?
Personnaly, I would have left at least twice as much space between them to allow them and a bit further away from the wall too, to really grow and spread their limbs supporting more buds.
Mind you, to each their preferences, if this works for you: Great!
Have a great day Sir 
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@kaptain3d Hi Kap! It usually forms a nice shrubbery with four. From last year:
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I thought about replacing the raised bed with 20 gallon fiber pots to give roots more room, but that would mean I have to move the bed! Maybe next year.
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