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Probably not too high at this point but full grown will surprise you if startled. They can leap and flip

We have a small litter of three now that is at about the same age. Maybe they won't need milk at all if you have pellets but they may need it for another week. A bowl of water with food

https://www.petsmart.com/cat/health-and-wellness/milk-replacers-and-nursing-kits/petag-kmr-liquid-kitten-milk-replacer-5299250.html?gclsrc=aw.ds&gad_source=1&gclid=CjwKCAjwoPOwBhAeEiwAJuXRh_359wqr_E63WOMna0b--PU29vwEuQBxzoYc6VBXGBAG-FNu60hfGRoC0EcQAvD_BwE

Kitten milk and grass should be welcome by then. Maybe greens but more milk than anything for a week or two

Not sure exactly as that was several years ago but you can find it here or elsewhere. https://support.bluelab.com/measuring-soil-and-media-ph

Grew several of strains last season. All came out like shit and weren't gassy in the least

She's a bute Clark! That one strain is frosted

No offense but a total waste of time and energy. Just bury the stalks in rich dirt with worms and microbes and they will break it all down for you. Start a compost pile or get some rabbits and chickens. The dirt in my chicken coop has about 100 worms per shovel full. That is a scary amount but...

Could probably use another week but it's sticky and stinky

Ill probably cut some more this week and then finish them off the week after.

These two both could use more time but I'm happy and thankful they didn't all go to mold.