Is it an INDOOR worm farm? 
. I thought it was for outdoors - it was very rugged! Whether indoor or outdoor, I wish for a worm farm for you! 
It probably is meant for outdoors but I'd want to treat the worms like pets and give them a nice warm corner somewhere indoors. Plus they work much better in warmer conditions. A shed would do but there is no room in there and I'll leave the outdoors spring clean until the summer is well underway.Whew! Thanks Professor.
Lol. Well I only went and done it. Take a look at them now.I take the ugly leaves off, too. It's not like they're going to get better anytime soon. I know they will look great by the end because you're Professor Flora .
Your ladies are looking good over here! Nicely done, sir. 
Thanks Boo. They're waking up now. I wasn't sure what to expect using the coco and organic nutrient combo but both plants seem to be getting more vigorous now. Next I'll take a clone from each of these to keep as a potential mother. GSC #1 is starting to look like the winner but I'm normally wrong when it comes to guessing which will be the best.Hi Professor!
This is one of my current mind benders. I am simply ignorant to the timing and size potential to know when to make that decision. If you don't mind, I may be calling on you along the way to help me pull the trigger. Your girls are looking good. I am anxiously waiting to get mine potted up!
Happy Sunday in return, MG!Happy Friday, Professor! Looking good. Coco has always been intriguing to me but never tried so I am excited to watch along. I also love your light and tent set up, it is one of my favorites so far that I have tried through a full grow. Plants are looking good! I'll be back here admiring from a far
Cheers cr8grow. The top dressing seems to be working fine now even though I didn't mix any nutes into the media. I guess I will have to get a head start and begin to introduce a small amount of flower nutes soon. Pics coming up.
It really is worth waiting that little bit more before you flip to flower. Flipping early for whatever reason is something I am guilty of quite often. They say that plants double or triple in size after the lighting change but I find that to be a pretty useless guide. I've had little plants which have stretched to perhaps dozens of times there own size and have had plants which have hardly stretched at all. We have @Justin Goody's example to go by and I'd say that the stretch isn't too much with this version of GSC. I have two plants which are growing differently though so it can only be a rough guide. Don't worry too much about it. You'll have plenty of eyes guiding your plants and you'll hit flowering just fine.
Thanks BA.
Cheers MB. Got some more pics on the way.Looking good professor
Hey Emilya. Thanks for stopping by. That is something I have to do also lol.Looking great Professor! I am just catching up on all the comparative grows!
Hey HG. Not sure yet. I guess I'll keep going until they look right. They don't look quite there yet if I want to really fill the space and I think they will go at least another couple of weeks.
