Great concept, @Neb! I’m an Indiana Bubblegum fan (though I’ve never had the pleasure of growing it!), so I’ll enjoy following along with you.
Unfortunately, you only have 30 days to edit a post. The only exceptions to that are if you’ve reached the status of “Leader”, or the post is a Wiki.
Now that you mention it I do remember noticing that. Not sure why that feature is in place it would be cool if @LemonadeJoe could help me figure out a work around!
I made all my “reserved posts” a wiki. I’ll close them as i finish reporting for those weeks. Should do the trick!
Yes, that’ll do it. It’ll be interesting to see if anyone messes with them while they’re wikified…
You mean its not for free seeds?
I think more packs will be rewarded to testers who finish the grow out on time if thats what you mean.
I’m more interested in just trying some runtz out though 
I already added my name to list!!!
Cool I’m staying around.
Interesting approach… Good luck 
This topic is a grow journal. The recommended approach is not to “reserve” posts for future garden updates, but to update with new reply. This way you have the benefit of working timeline slider (on the right) in your journal.
Making some post a wiki (to be able to edit it indefinitely) is great for knowledge base type posts, seed waiting list, etc.
The decision is up to you obviously, I’m just recommending.
There could be also a mix of those two approaches. What you could experiment with is making first post a wiki and then adding a “TOC/Index” or quick links (linking to particular stages of grow, e.g. flowering, harvest) there as your grow progresses.
No strict formula… Have fun 
Say no more fam!
I love the way you have all the updates in the first post.
Quick little update not really worth a picture but the seeds are starting to crack open. Can just barely see the tails on a few.
What ever. I know your busy.
Never too busy for my buddy @Hemp ! Whats up bro
Checking you out bro looks great.
5 of 6 seeds are showing tap roots I’m soaking some rapid rooters tonight and tomorrow morning I’ll start moving the seedlings in.
Looking like 100% on the germination. The one I diddnt think was going to make it just popped its head up.
sweet do u have to soak those rooters daily or just spray them a bit and how long till u toss in a cup
