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Awesome grow! Gonna be great!

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That’s great they taller than me. Lol they look awesome. :100::hugs:

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IM 6 ft and it sure feels good to look up to them .Even with this heat wave I expect them to hit the 7’ mark by Sunday if they do I’ll post new pics of them. Im so excited to try these strains have never tried any of them except the baked bomb.

And Im realy impressed and pleased with the growth of the plants. AND CROSSING my fingers they turn out and finish as strong as they started.

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Thank you . Im learning

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Hopefully with the good advice I’ve been receiving from the members here they’ll be tasting as good as they look and even more potent than ive grown in the past

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Mintit advice m8

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If your seedlings get stretchy n lanky you can use a toothpick or kebabab skewer and WOOL or TWINE to hold them up till transplant time m8.and you can also gently pick seed shell off petals when sprouts out the dirt.

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I’ve experienced that if you start your outdoor growth inside , if you take them out side on the sunny days when the temps are a little cooler in the begging and acclimated to the environment you lessen the risk of loosing any when you finally take them out permanently and eliminate or severely reduce the risk of them suffering any type of shock. I start mine indoors every year the second week in March after thier first week of germination every day it reaches 50⁰ and sun shine I put them out for a while

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I did that too (acclimating) because o& all the years w/tomatoes. Great advice!

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I take them from the Vivosun tent inside and put them under the gazebo tent set up on the porch for 24 to 48 hours, then into the sun early AM.

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LOL, it’s not quite that bad; but the WiFi is… el sucko grande, LOL. Welcome to the foothills of the Appalachians.

Today… my usual checks; I found a tiny translucent praying mantis! I took it as an excellent sign; and stopped with the Safer’s soap.

So far; it’s always a trip; and thank the rainmaker! I have toted 331 gallons of water… up two stories… to date; and it’s not even half through July! The ladies are coming along, the ‘maters are coming on, the habaneros; LOL, gangbusters. I’ve got to pick some herbs tomorrow to share with the ‘hood, the 4 houses on the dead end… it’s a blessing.

Here’s the latest; and thank everyone yet again for their kindness. I hope to learn from everyone, and any questions? I’d be glad to answer. Three of these were rescued “re-veg” projects… my buddies light cycle was too short; he got impatient… and wanted to pitch them, LOL… now? He’d like them back, and I’m not certain if he was really kidding about raiding here. Unadvisable. Just sayin’, LOL. These are all on the third story deck; along with my greenhouse and my “fortress of solitude”; hey, hubby has a man room… so… I hope everyone has been well; and yep, I like it here!

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Well, we’re both Appalachian and I like everything you’re doing and up to! Love the description and photos. Thank you!

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Beautiful!

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A warm welcome to all of our new members @dylonsdank @WesDamm @jaumeop @Stoney @matteumon @sammys @Shejid @Hallwolf76 @Bobby @Ivanzombiehigh420 @Tonyamoney1712 @Smokezilla @Lovemydog46 @Davey_JonesTrap @RandyECarter @Brownt-12 @GeorgiaPurple86 @MichiganjaMomma @420Tez @Sowens @Sweet @ShroomerMcGavin @KennyP60 @Robsession420 @Joedirt1 @Keno It’s great to have you here.

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Welcome to the community!

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Looking g good for rescued babies.

And welcome to the group you came to the right place for advice , this community has been welcoming and very insightful to the intracits of growing and as a forty year grower the folks here have given me information that ive found very useful .Hopefully you’ll get as much from this community as I have .

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Welcome to the group. Im also from the Aplachian region . South Eastern ohio

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Welcome to community to you all

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Same here we live on Salem Plateau in Missouri it gets hot here and ya our outdoor plants are seriously suffering this year.

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Welcome newcomers to the seedsman forum. Looking forward to great grows helping and learning with all of you. Hugs​:hugs: :face_with_peeking_eye:

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