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How are the babies doing?.. I'll post more pics of the GGs soon, beautiful weather and healthy rain so I haven't visited since last Sunday, next visit in 8 days, temps in the high 70's low 80's perfect, got my fingers crossed.

Hmmmm... Looks like I just need to make a barrier... The sharper, drier and saltier the better... Any organic remedies?...

Well, I've already lost 2 Guerillas Gustos due to slugs, I detest those little buggers, one of my Early Skunks has been attacked severely but will survive if not munched on again, another has been nibbled on, all remedies are welcome, I'm only willing to use natural deterents, I really need a...

Still got one almost 4 week old Early Skunk floating around the house, I think I got a nice gardener's shot with the galvanized container, sweet, it would make a cool gift to someone, I'll pamper her for a bit and then out she goes in max 2/3 weeks as my last big girl... The last little wee...

Boil the water?! If it were a stagnant water hole I could understand but that sounds absurd, even small ponds have a good ecological balance, you just need to make that there are no run off or undesired pollutants in the water, I only use aquarium water to water my plants, the best, take a...

Thanks guys, lets hope that the head start helps to get them nice and big during veg, who knows how many males though... no poison ivy here, that's a briar / blackberry patch that I thinned out, I planted another Early Skunk in a Stinging Nettle patch yesterday, I went to both sites in shorts...

Check out my thread with tons of pics on GG, started them in late March, been out since 4/7 pics are from today 5/10, I've even got pics of the seed packs, I'm ahead of the rest of ya'll so see what you're in for...

Sorry about that... Here ya go... Will be planting the other Early Skunk in about 45mins... Location unknown...

Update from today as promised, the Early Skunks I transplanted last Sunday are doing great, we've had lovely May weather so far, it's been in the high seventies all week and I even had to water today for lack of precipitation, much of the same next week :) The GG patch is doing well also...

Ex Chicagoland area here, I would wait another 10/14 days, you need to acclimate your plants to night temperatures and outdoor daylight, you don’t want to confuse them too much when you put them out, I always put mine out at around midnight and then let the morning sun wake them, this way they...

You should have conditioned earlier so the nutrients could have started breaking down and becoming more available for your plants, you can enrich now but be careful as you don't want fluctuating values to screw up your growth, plus these GGs are supposed to be hardy, that's what I'm testing...

Yeah, what's the word?...

I would alternate, depends on what kind of setup you've got for initial vegetative growth, on rainy days I pop mine under my aquarium lights and sometimes a 400w MH, I alternate between high quality flouros, sunlight, and the MH here and there as I used it infrequently 'cause it sucks up the...

Have not seen poison ivy since my Boy Scout days, I forgot what it looks like, I'll check Wikipedia, it's been a while and fortunately I have never had the displeasure to rub up against it, I'll definately remember to not touch my balls after an eventual encounter though! Probably shouldn't rub...

A little wind will only make them tougher, I put the GGs outside every night and it got down to 5/6° here and there, but now temps are nice... I'm at 45°N in Northern Italy, decent weather but it's not California, they're in an opening in a wooded area, so I think they'll only get 5/6 hrs of...

Check out this link for GG on Strainbase, it's in German so just translate it, a lot of good pics :) http://nossl.strainbase.net/strains.php?strain_id=371

Plenty of Guerillas Gusto pics in my post below, put them out early April 7, started with nine, two are looking crappy and seven are looking good, crappy weather but now it's beautiful out, will post pics this weekend, check out the thread below as it is well documented with a lot of pictures...

Batch no.2 will be going out this weekend, it should have been batch no.3 but al except one of my Feminized Early Skunks were bunk, lost some time but oh well, look at the pic of that puny dinky ass seedling, it's 4 weeks old! The normal Early Skunks are 13 days old, what the hell?... After this...

Looking good, I like this strain Aurora Indica, good latin name even if it was not intended, I've seen some of the buds and they do turn rather goldish, nice rich gold hue, AU = Aurora = Gold, green gold :) Looks great!!!!! that pot is quite small though...

Second batch of Early Skunks ready to be transplanted by the end of this weekend, will document accurately, rainy and cool here, the first batch is growing slowly but this is the last cold front, roots are down deep, the mighty sun shall due it's wonders soon... Last batch will be some bagseed...