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Did you transplant yet? My G Gustos went out last night under the moonlight, will post pics of the stealthy transplantation operation later this evening, the feminized Skunks are coming along slowly, 6 out of 10 sprouted but they're weird looking sprouts.

Not sure why people acclimate their plants in the shade for so long... Stick 'em in full sunlight as soon as you can and yes even partial exposure is beneficial, this will also help them regulate themselves with the local weather, leaving them out at night from like 1:00/30 on is perfect, still...

Yeah, sometimes the first set of leaves roll out instead of pointing out directly thus creating a crimple effect, the primary lobe leaflets look really healthy though, nice and broad and velvety, crimping of leaves is due to genetics in many cases, it just happens, leave her be...

Damn... Jack Frost is still in your area eh? Yeah, insulate with more air inside containers, buckets or plastic bottles are good, they'll make it, and they'll be hardy as hell for the rest of the season! Let's hope it's your last cold spell!

The Guerrillas Gusto are 12 days old and thriving, will transplant outdoors by Friday, weather is kosher, started my new batch of Early Skunk feminized and let me tell you they are doing some weird things, I've germinated hundreds of seeds with care and with a 99% success rate, these fem beans...

Here is a picture of this particular feminised strain of Early Skunk that was germinated last Thursday as mentioned above, this was turned upside down after I realized the sprout was shooting the primary root upwards... WTF?! The others are still swelling and should sprout soon but the are...

I germinated ten feminized Early Skunk seeds from Sensi last Thursday 4/2 - To my surprise they are taking a long time to sprout, this is my first go with feminized seeds as I was curious to see how they do but seem to be slow responders, on Saturday on sprouted but it seemed to have the "tail"...

Check properties if necessary and amend if required, usually top soil doesn't need that much conditioning, just enrich as you please :)

Your weather is fine, I checked it, you said you're near the sea and not in the mountains so temps are perfect, get those things to your spot ASAP. By the end of this weekend I hope.

Check out Sensi Seeds, won't ship to the US but for outdoor I dig 'em, I just added pics of what you get when you mail order yesterday, always pleased, but I live in Europe :) Check out the last post of this thread...

There's some good info in this thread, I like how Orange Shovel germinates his outside... https://www.rollitup.org/outdoor-growing/177902-germination-acclimation-station-germinator.html

Orange Shovel has got a great outdoor germination set-up, simple and effective. I'm still indoors with mine though... Round 2 - Early Skunk Feminised I attached a bunch a pictures to let people know what they get if they buy from Sensi, I'm not a seed pusher but I must say that I'm very...

Sweet... I like following the UK outdoor grows to see what you guys can do with your climate, some grows have not been too shabby, really depends on the season, last was really bad as far as weather goes, in my region anyway, now is the time to germinate so beef those babies up and put out when...

Ex Illinois here so I know what you mean about weather systems moving through, good old midwest, choose something indica dominant that will finish by mid October, Sensi is a good company but they don't ship to the US, I live in Europe now so I can order whatever the hell I want, they have good...

It depends where you live my friend... What's your regions' climate like? Latitude 40°N 45°N 50°N, these are key factors, if you're around 45°N or 50°N go with an outdoor strain like Early Girl, Early Skunk, Northern Lights, Afghan, indica strains, some indoor strains will be all right but may...

Yeah, leave that thing alone for a bit, do not spray with distilled water, you need to stimulate root growth by letting the top 1/3 of the pot dry out a bit, don't be worried, there's still plenty of moisture underneath and the roots know that, strangly enough distilled water can be harmful if...

Jeez, that's a fat operation, lotta clones too, so you're going to be a weed hermit this summer eh? Sounds like fun ;)...,

The plant in my avatar was grown in local urban soil next to an abandonded building, turns out it was rich in nitrogen, just look at what type of plants grow there and that'll tell you...

You're in for a fat harvest I hope! Local soil can be excellent, I never prep my soil and always get great results, you can pretty much eye the consistency to see what properties it may have, local flora and surrounding vegetation are good indicators, if you're near a river bed watch out for...

Go for it! I'm really curious to see how and if it works with ganja, it says you can grow herbs with it... Somebody has got to try it...