Larry {the} Gardener
Well-Known Member
Yes. Yes it does.
This is the story of two Slo2 {X Slo1} seeds. They, along with 10-12 others were put in soil on 2-26-16 {in Styrofoam coffee cups}. Which was way too early, since I am totally outside with no options for using lights to veg. I did have some early flower problems, but they all grew out of it, or got ate by the deer.
All seeds were above the dirt by 3-4-16. A few days later I took them to my holding grounds, and sunk the cups down to ground level for camo and water retention. At the time, I commented on my bushcrafter's thread about how easy it would be to lose one of them, they were so well hid.
I transplanted one of the young plants into the BP patch on 3-31-16. It is suffering from too little light, too little water, too little food and too little topping. But it is 7 1/2 feet and looks like it will make some smoke. Here it is yesterday morning. Five gallon bucket included for reference.
The other seed got lost in my holding grounds, and I just happened to see it the other day. It spent almost five months in the coffee cup, with only the rain for nourishment. {I counted where it had put on and lost 20 sets of leaves} Here it is last night in it's new home, well watered and fed. It too will make some smoke. Five gallon bucket included for reference.
This is the story of two Slo2 {X Slo1} seeds. They, along with 10-12 others were put in soil on 2-26-16 {in Styrofoam coffee cups}. Which was way too early, since I am totally outside with no options for using lights to veg. I did have some early flower problems, but they all grew out of it, or got ate by the deer.
All seeds were above the dirt by 3-4-16. A few days later I took them to my holding grounds, and sunk the cups down to ground level for camo and water retention. At the time, I commented on my bushcrafter's thread about how easy it would be to lose one of them, they were so well hid.
I transplanted one of the young plants into the BP patch on 3-31-16. It is suffering from too little light, too little water, too little food and too little topping. But it is 7 1/2 feet and looks like it will make some smoke. Here it is yesterday morning. Five gallon bucket included for reference.
The other seed got lost in my holding grounds, and I just happened to see it the other day. It spent almost five months in the coffee cup, with only the rain for nourishment. {I counted where it had put on and lost 20 sets of leaves} Here it is last night in it's new home, well watered and fed. It too will make some smoke. Five gallon bucket included for reference.