I see that you have a nice selection of seeds. Picked up Hell Raiser OG seeds
from a dispensary that sells Archive Seeds in Portland or drive over to their store 
. Probably start a couple plants to finish in pots later this year. 
Hell Raiser OG sounds like a solid strain (Five Zero Trees seems very particular about the seeds they sell). It looks like it has a long flower time, are you going to run those outside or in?I see that you have a nice selection of seeds. Picked up Hell Raiser OG seeds
Speaking of potting up seedlings, I use the seed starter flats then re-pot to 4" pots, after around 7-14 days usually see roots out the bottom, same for the 6" pot , after that 1 gal planters then in a week or two they show their sex.
Hi Humanrob, Yes, it is. Going to start them later this summer outside have free veg light, then inside and scrog I think
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Last summer I started some outdoors and then moved them indoors (to avoid fall rain), and had some major issues. We had such a long wet spring that I only got to hit them with BT once, and apparently that was not nearly enough. While late summer/early fall temps dropped outside, slowing down the growth and progress of worms on the plants that stayed outside, the ones I brought inside had no birds, no natural predators, and lot's of warmth night and day. That turned into a 'perfect storm' for the worms, and by harvest time one plant was so infested that it was a total loss (none of the ones outside were unsalvageable). I've heard from other growers that last summer was an especially bad year for worms.Hi Humanrob, Yes, it is. Going to start them later this summer outside have free veg light, then inside and scrog I think
It is a lot of work for sure, esp with large number of seedlings, teens.
Those seedlings are going to live outside in a couple of weeks or so.
. I called and was told the he just started using a new software package where it doesn't automatically put in decimal points. I would just call and verify my order and the price. I did see the lacewings crawly throughout my buds wonder if I smoked any
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Thanks for the link! I stick with organic when I find organic works. One thing someone pointed out to me is that we need to be careful about native and non-native bug species. Even with things like lady bugs and praying mantis, there are some types that are naturally found in our region, and others not. I try to get my bugs at places like Portland Nursery, because I think they pay attention to that stuff, looks like Brad is local too! Nice.Crazy about the worms,I never saw any. I did rely on natural predators from http://marchbiological.com/beneficial-insects/green-lacewing/ . having a yellow jacket nest close by helps. I will order from them again, 1 thing I noticed last year about marchbiological , placed my order for 14.75 and was charged 1,475
That makes sense. I did a handful of my Peach seeds on a gallon pot, then transplanted about 35-40 seedlings into a big patch. The first night something rooted up about 15-20 of them. I put 20 odd into cups and put out for my Spring Crop. Cold killed them all. Valuable information gained though.
There is nothing like having plenty of seeds. It's a big stress reliever. Plus pollen chunking is fun. Lets you play Zeus.
It will be interesting on how the autos turn out. Same here on OGS notification
. For me it is a need to be sustainable to have decent seeds
acclimatized to my yard and save $.
I'm still trying to figure out how I'm going to keep the boys. I have an option to keep them at my brothers, but he's got a busy life and has historically neglected plants I've given him (he also lives too far away for me to be able to participate in their care once there). I'm considering trying to put them in a tent inside, but I've had really bad luck bringing plants inside that have lived outside. I'm sure there are options I haven't thought of yet, how do you keep them separated?
The Rotten Stinking Bastard was just that. Well, a bitch, but you get the picture. A real stinker that attracted worms then had lots of rot. Even what was too bad to try to save for cooking, I saved the seeds. I grew some in my Spring Crop and they seemed normal.
Another great resource -- thanks for that!