They are looking pretty happy now! You are going to have a great grow this year.
(I was expecting worse after the earwig attacks)
Cheers
G
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Sorry I was late af, crazy weather here too so now my chives/green onions are huge. My wife is adamant these are Chives and not just green onions but i’m not positive either way. I know I’ve cooked with these as chives so 
Have about 1000 of these growing in my grass in the backyard, again, just plain black soil with earthworms. I haven’t ever done anything special for them.
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Lucky you! Look like chives to me. Yum! I just have no luck with them. Funny isn’t it?
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Nah… just a few bites here and there. I think I moved them before it got out of hand. Some of this is pretty much expected outdoors.
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Nice! Well if it makes you feel any better, I have terrible luck with pretty much everything else in your garden ^^
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Happy I can pull up a swing chair for the start of this grow Meesh , was late on the scene last season
looking forward to being able to follow along in 2020
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Good to see you! The more the merrier! Hoping for a great year!
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Transplanted the last 2 orange gojis. It’s only been 7 days since the others were transplanted and they are so big compared to the pic 7 days ago. The bugs seemed to like the blue dream fem the best. The leaves have some bites, nothing deadly, pretty sure the spinosad took care of whatever was on them though.
Todays pics
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I love transplant day. 
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Seriously though, I love it. My favorite thing. I get to feel up all my plants. 
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Looking good @Meesh like mentioned earlier maybe try some small wire hoops made of coat hangers and cover with a light spun white shade cloth perhaps?
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Everything’s looking super healthy… love watching them explode after a transplant
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They all look awesome, I love watching the babies grow, I’m the same way checking on them first thing in the morning. It’s amazing the changes that happen just over night.
Happy growing
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The littles are working on anywhere to 3 and 4 nodes now. I had bought a boat load of 2 gallon pots. I wanted 1 gallon, but they were out. Anyway, I’m thinking in 2 weeks instead of new pots the fem plants can go into the ground (less fert and bag soil) and I will just transplant the unsexed plants to the 2 gallon size. I only want a total of 3 transplants for any of them. So the unsexed and the 2 fems that will be container grown can go directly into large pots to veg until the 2 fems go into their permanent 10 gallon grow bags and the unsexed plants are big enough for me to cut off a few branches and try light deprivation to sex them. Once I determine which are female, they too can go in the ground and any males will be composted.
The 2 fem plants that will be completely container grown are the OG Kush and my pruning practice plant the Bruce Banger.
My garden is growing like gang busters now. It is straight beautiful in my garden. Things starting to flower everywhere, my summer dahlias starting to grow in etc… I love the spring!
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This is primed to explode this summer!! 
Cheers
G
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Did any of those tiny 1969 skunk germ?
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It was a ridiculously hard decision, but it’s getting late so I need to plant the seeds for the last #9 spot in the ground. Since my man and I both drooled over this one, it’s going down
Spectral Tangerine F2 - Ghost OG x Tangerine Kush x Stardawg
The men love their kush and I may be able to handle this hybrid cross. I’m excited! Going out to pop them now! 
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Absolutely! I have 3 up and they look great! I’ll take a pic just of those for you! Stay tuned. 
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Fantastic can’t wait to see them florish under the California 
come summer
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