[brown_thumb]

As promised... all the sisters together for a nice portrait. "Critical Sour" (aren't many ladies much of the time?? ) with GREEN markers and "Outdoor Grapefruit" with ORANGE markers.

[brown_thumb]

Two of the Critical Sour and the two Outdoor Grapefruit are about the same size within their own strains. One of the Critical Sour is significantly larger than the other two of the same strain. I don't know how much of this is attributable to differences in growing conditions vs. variance in phenotypes... maybe it's a little of both.

[mr.brunch]

Looking nice and green there bt, can’t wait to see them in their full glory!
Nice work

[brown_thumb]

Thanks, Mr B. (different Mr B. ). They are nice and green but I think my cheap camera oversaturates a bit.

[Female Seeds]

Nice! Here we go, the show begins, I am really curious to see how fast (or maybe not) they develop from now on
Protect them well and be careful, they need quite some attention after the initial shock, I would say that for at least the 2 next weeks you should check any improvement on the plants' leaves, stem and so on.

About the pheno. We will see because I believe that some of them will need time to recover completely, but seems indeed that one Critical Sour wants to expand already

Originally Posted by brown_thumb

As promised... all the sisters together for a nice portrait. "Critical Sour" (aren't many ladies much of the time?? ) with GREEN markers and "Outdoor Grapefruit" with ORANGE markers.

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Originally Posted by brown_thumb

Thank you Mr B, et al. I made the decision to leave these out last night, so they're now officially outside plants. They'll continue be moved into the greenhouses often until they're tough enough to take full south 'Te-x-as' sun. I'll also protect them from stormy weather until they're larger. I hope to have raised grow beds ready soon so I can transplant them into ground soil. I'll post a family group portrait in an hour or two.

[Female Seeds]

Nice young ladies' group shot, thanks for the pictures brown thumb
Anyhow, seems like they are getting better and probably stronger!

Keep up the good work,

Take care,
Mr B. (the other one )

Originally Posted by brown_thumb

As promised... all the sisters together for a nice portrait. "Critical Sour" (aren't many ladies much of the time?? ) with GREEN markers and "Outdoor Grapefruit" with ORANGE markers.

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[brown_thumb]

Thank you, Mr B!! I'm very happy with these girls.

I've had issues with other plants in the same soil as these are growing in so this group will be moved into better soil today. I'll post more pics in 2-3 days after transplantation.

[brown_thumb]

All these were transplanted into better soil late this morning. First, I carefully massaged most of the original soil off of the roots. After careful transplantation, they were thoroughly watered, only PHed with apple cider vinegar (with mother). I'll lightly feed them tomorrow.

It's a good thing I transplanted these because the roots were staying far too wet. Once they recover from initial shock they should grow at rocket speed.

Mr B, the one thing you can brag about with this grow is your seeds can survive horrific errors.