Txclosetgrower said:Just stuck some more AJ fatalii seeds in a baggie to germinate. Decided that is 1 of the 4 slots of my new hydro system.
Not in the competition, but doesn't mean I won't be posting pics of a damned fine fatalii in a few weeks.
it'll be interesting to see the differences between yours and mine come harvest. Same weather, same area (kind of), etc., it could be rather interesting.Josh said:I can't wait to see how they do. I bet yours will be bigger than mine when I plant out in May.
millworkman said:Guru, are you using straight sunlight?
I was wondering, b/c there is NO WAY I would put mine out next week living here in Atlanta. I'm sure we will be having a few more frost, hell, FREEZES for that matter! Oh, and don't worry...as for catching up...These plants will be monsters in a month or two, and EVEN BIGGER come September! Hell, by then they will have shadowed my neighbor's garden across the street, leaving no ray of sun for his plants.Pepper Ridge Farm said:Hey how about that some more Fatalli pics. Those are very healthy but I'm sure you already know Pepper-Guru. I live a hop skip and a jump from the beach Rich. Ketchup!
Josh said:They look great Guru. I don't know if this makes sense, but to me they look relaxed. As if they are getting the right amount of water, sun, etc. and are comfortable in their growing environment. Keep it up.
tony05 said:Mine has started to get going. Its still a bit sus though.
I got a few seeds from HSCo and planted one. 6 days seed to weed!
Its now outside getting all the Aussie Autumn sun it can get.
Will be interested to see if it catches the dodgy seed one.
cheers
Forgot to add. These plants under lights are like people on steroids. They look good for a while but end up all saggy and washed up before there prime.
hehe