I have a couple of friends with limited means that I share seeds with and usually give them different things than I am running. Then we all get to see a greater variety of quality buds!
I haven't noticed much effect from companion planting, but I have noticed that one or 2 cannabis plants seem to get the majority of the bug damage. Those plants are usually the fruitier smelling ones. The fuel leaning stuff seems to get less bug damage. I just leave them there as trap plants...
Glad to see it! Mean Gene from Freeborn Selections suggested that I might try spraying this product early in the season to help ward off leaf septoria. Maybe this could help you? https://buildasoil.com/products/micronized-sulfur
Those plants really look healthy! I usually use row cover to harden off my plants when I transplant outdoors, but we are talking late May/early June in OKlahoma. Long as I protect them during the mid day sun, they adapt pretty quickly.
I do a lot of pollen chucking and like seeing the results, even though I don't really do a proper pheno hunt. And I like hanging out in a stinky garden!
Nice! I made my first super soil for my indoor grow last fall. Outdoors I plant in the ground in our old garden space that we have amended for almost 20 years. The key is home made worm compost, both indoors and outside.