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http://www.spiderwire.com/cat.php Here's spider wire, works like a charm out there mate. Just fancy way to keep animals out.

He is using the paper towel method mate, haha :)

Oh yeah, I don't know where your concern is other than the parts growing back, I'd give it around 15 days and it'll be back to good health.

Man that looks great, I don't know how picky this forum is but there is a grow journal area. This might be made more for help. Will be watching this one anyway!

Definitely looks great.

Also, how long has it been growing? Looks healthy though, extremely well.

Haha, I was asking about a strain.

Sorry mate. Haha, I was just surprised when I read it. :P

That looks terrible ronny! Might want to go get that spider wire everyone's talking about mate.

I can't say there's much other tips to give to you mate, you have a G-house setup, and you're going outdoors in July, the success rate is all in luck on this one I'd say. 100+ degree weather in July where the equinox is starting to get close... Good luck is the only tip I can give. Heat stress...

Well, the first 2 are Panama Jack so that would be a sativa/indica hybrid sativa more dominant. Although I'm kind of suprised at the Sour Diesel, generally known to be a very high dominated Sativa plant looks almost bushier at the bottom than 1 and 2. They definitely look healthy enough.

I can see a root in that second picture, they're going to be fine but growth may start to decline? I'm not for positive, if you can't get it for a month, why not find a good place to keep it in the ground for now until next month? Just keep it in the same dirt or soil mix. That's my suggestion mate.

What are you growing there? Kind of curious. As for the bugs, if you have any laying around organic insecticide would work just fine.

Personally, and being a newb like yourself, that plant looks like it's getting a burn on one of it's leaves... Better watch that one. Leaving it in a big pot would cause no harm, there's reasons why most growers would use little then go up.. 1) Common to overwater big pots 2) When...