I started mine early last year and ended up with monster plants. This year I've started much later and they are still wee ones. Don't want monsters this year.... we'll see. LOL
Dragonfly earth is a natural grown cannabis company. A couple from north cali. They created a blueprint to have a self sustainable garden. All close loop systems. It is only for self. It doesnt get you anything special from the industry, but it lets all of your customers know your bud is the cleanest and healthiest, with a higher medicinal value. Have plans to be in the legal biz.I know I’m gonna regret this, but what the hell is a DEM certification!?
I have started popping in early march before, but the plants got really big before the weather was ready to plant outside. Takes up a lot of space.
Nice! I’m glad I asked! Sounds like a worthy set of values and principles to pursue! An end product to be proud of!
and an environmentally conscious way to do it!
Mine are looking like these. Your will still be bigger than mine Cpurola cause your boxes are bigger, unless your strains are smaller? Hey there's a really cute netflix movie you'd enjoy i watched it last night eating my fish & chips LOL it's called Nonna's real cute.
Funny thing is, I feel the same. I feel mine are underperforming and behind compared to what my mid 60's year old memory recalls from 45 years ago.I feel like I'm behind. . . Or maybe I'm jealous.Everybody's plants are already developing and I'm not even gonna start popping seeds till this weekend. Get em out by the end of the month.
Got cucumbers, okra, corn, peas, cabbage, peppers, tomato(lots), among others. We’ve been fortunate with rain this spring, my well thanks Mother Nature.
Hey somethings do take priorty when you want fresh food. I've got just seedlings so far and 4 clones i've taken still getting roots. Lots of time before placing outdoors for me. I plant my veggies first also. Part of my corn went in 2days ago, onions, peppers and tomatoes about a week in and potatoes stay in there spot year round i just dig up what i need. I'm late on my carrots LOL
Started sowing seeds for corn and carrots at the same time 2 weeks ago. 95% of my corn have sprouted. My carrots have like 2 sprouts so far. My dogs wouldn't stay out of the beds, so hopefully it didn't mess them up.
I barely keep mine inside. The seedlings stay under the light for like 2 weeks. Just long enougg to get that second set of leaves and then I get em out. I know I'm spoiled with the weather here in So-Cal and that'sa lot of it. So yeah mine spend just enough time inside to take and that's it.
Mine are outside now. I do move them about to capture the most sun as possible. But soon they'll be in the ground.
