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Directly in sifted soil, 3/8" deep, seed laying on it's side, on a heat mat, under a humidity dome, watering with recharge, is the way :leaf:

I would describe the smell very similar to the smell from a box of fruity pebbles cereal. Not what it smelled like in grow for sure!

I'm the ground in the garden and in all the raised beds. None in pots.

I do have an extreme amount of worms wiggling around. I'm sure that helps.

This is the reason. The blueberry og likes it cause it's a really nute sensitive plant and can easily be over fed. The caramello on the other hand is like "hey! Come on! Let's get rolling!"

I moved her outside last night and closed the door on the green house, I opened the door this morning when the temp got about 55 degrees and I think she's liking the great outdoors!

The joys of growing from seeds lol.

She looks so cute lol. That's a pretty terrible 3 months of veg lol. Might as well let her finish out, nothing to lose right?

The fact that your seedling is too immature to flower, and that every day is longer than the day before, will keep your girls in veg through spring/summer

Just to set the record straight, the common seed starting mix from Fox Farm is called Happy Frog and it is favored for starting seeds because of the all the things listed under "Mycorrhizae Content" The other really common Fox Farm soil is called Ocean Forest. It contains all types of goodies...

That's what I was thinking, calyxes are loaded LoL. I see the diamond sparkles on the leaves as well.

I use a GH pH down, I use it with a pipette and a pH pen meter. If your water is clean it only takes 5 drops or so to adjust a gallon of water to 6.3, if your water has more stuff dissolved in it, it may take more to adjust it. You really can only measure, add a few drops, measure again. Once...

I don't really consider flowers ripe, I use that term for fruits and vegetables. What are these end of life signals? I notice the plant stops drinking water, almost entirely when you are at the very end. After the plant has eaten most of the fan leaves as it's starving for nitrogen it will start...

Is cookies a "new school strain"? I always seen it as a lucky mash up of the old schools.

Do not chop early! I'm seeing crazy trichome development in weeks 9 and 10