Great looking pics Sue. I'm really starting to like this forum. It just seems like a very positive place which is rarer and rarer these days, especially on the internet. I ordered little 8" pots to experiment with hempy a bit, but of course they ran out of stock and only sent me one. It did seem nice so I ordered a couple more 10". I also got a huge bag of perlite, and a 10lb block of coco and some grow rocks. Seems some people like
livin la vida coco and some don't, so far it just seems like a huge hassle to me, but I think that's mostly cause I ordered a compressed block instead of a bag.
My clones from outside seem like they are doing very well so far and no bugs that I have seen yet. I think today is day 9, so I'm hoping to see roots when I check later.
Having these tents set up and empty has been more then I can stand so I planted a couple seeds in rapid rooters on Thursday, in my aero cloner. Because they basically sprouted right away, within 24 hours at least, I put them in the veg tent yesterday. It's exciting. Even though I have several plants outdoor and even harvested and smoked off an auto plant already, now that I have actual plants/sprouts in a tent under lights I feel like I am now actually getting started again.
I have been smoking on the auto VIP dwarf plant I harvested. I was worried about it not being very strong since it's my first experience with auto (they didn't exist 25 years ago when I last grew). But as I'm sure anyone with experience with autos already knew, my worries were unfounded. It's pretty decent stuff, and of course being fresh, organic, and
mine it tastes great. I harvested a little bit of it early, most of it on time, and the rest a week late, to experience the different levels of high. The plant was exactly as advertised. 60 days from sprout to harvest, very small, decently potent and had a little more then an ounce on it. It's about as awesome a reintroduction to growing as I could ever expect!
Anyway once again thank's for your positivity and your inspiration. In reading your posts, I see your family (in real life and here) is very lucky to have you caring for their wellbeing.