1. The first time I really started growing seriously was when I was 18. Before that, it was mostly just experimentation—seeing how far I could push the plant, or not. A lot was happening in my life at that time—plenty of ups and downs. But what I’ve always enjoyed most is simply watching the plants grow.
2. Whenever I have a grow underway, my morning routine consists of watering and checking to see what the plants are doing and how they are faring.
In the afternoon and evening, I usually don’t do anything else—unless it’s time for repotting or taking cuttings. I simply let them grow.
3. It has helped me immensely in cultivating a sense of inner calm. Before this, I mostly just lived day to day and rarely gave a thought to tomorrow. Now, it runs like a common thread through my life
4. When choosing seeds, the most important factors for me are primarily that the strains are mold-resistant and handle high humidity well. But first and foremost, it has to taste good once it’s ready! Regardless of whether the potency is strong or weak—the main thing is that the flavor is spot on.
5. To anyone just starting out with cultivation, I offer this advice: simply always do what you feel is right—and no plant should be illegal! Taking care of plants brings me a great sense of calm.
6. Just a few more pictures of my previous grows since partial legalization here in Germany.
great story and gorgeous flowers marc - thank you for sharing all this! totally agree too about the taste whether strong or mellow its gotta taste outstanding! and YES each grower must follow their heart and do what they feel is right with their plants… wishing you many bountiful harvests and excited to continue growing together in this cool community
Ive grown the Gorilla Sherbet by Sweet before! Super DANK genetic!
Sweet always seem to hit a home run with their genetics! i love the fasts they have produced recently, currently have a Green Poison Fast on from them!
Hey, thanks for reading! The new fast-flowering strains are great for a quick smoke, but unfortunately not for breeding. However, this one tasted delicious—just like so many other strains from Sweet Seeds. I’m really looking forward to seeing your Green Poison once it’s finished!
Growing does so much for mental health that i would’ve never guessed before starting. If I had to choose between growing or consuming. I’d pick growing and I have many times in my life