Beautiful little auto babies Shed, looking just right.Monday update all! I hope you had a nice weekend, whether it was a 4-day one with too much food or the standard 2-day one.
Here's what's been happening with my winter auto grow. First, I dropped another Queen G auto seed on Thursday and by Friday it had a nice tail:
So I put it in a peat puck, but here we are on Monday and this is all I've got so far:
And that took a little digging to see what was going on, so it's obviously not in a hurry. It's also taking up valuable real estate on the desk where I would normally have the other autos, so they're propped up on boxes in the tent:
I set the distance based on the lux they were getting under the CFL, but it was a bit intense under the LEDs so I raised the light up a few clicks on that side.
Here they are in the sun this morning, with Ruby Tuesday auto on day 11 and Queen G auto on day 8:
In other garden news, I was watching television in the garage on Sunday and noticed a swallowtail butterfly landing and taking off from the lime tree:
It did it about 6 or 7 times before leaving, and when I went to see what it was doing, I spotted a lot of these it left behind:
Oof, butterfly eggs! The last thing I need is a bunch of huge bird poop caterpillars eating my new lime tree, so I'm going to either move the eggs somewhere else, or move the caterpillars once they hatch. What I'm not doing is letting them decimate the plant.
That's it for me, and I hope your week is shaping up well!
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Thanks Sparkey! I hope yours went well.
Thank you Carmen!
Well caught on the swallowtail eggs. You have to be on the ball there. First the crickets and now the bird poop caterpillars. That lime sapling has survived some stuff.