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Anyone in for growing trees? Summer Grow 2020

Im in! Germinated 10 bag seeds together with a White widow fem and the 2 seeds my outdoor sativa (of unknown origin) produced last season, a couple of days ago. Winter finally hit us (4 months to late..?) so I will let them get some good growth indoor before transplanting to their permanent home outside once the temperature is ok.
 
Same here swegrow we are getting pounding rain and plenty of snow in the mountains this week. We have been below normal (whatever that is anymore) temps. best to wait for sure man I hate having drown crops. I had misjudged temps last year and suffered the results of very low yields.
 
I'd like to partake. Have a few bag seeds popped on March 7 and two a week later. On 16/8 till no frost. Probably early to mid May here. Can't wait to put them in the sun.
 

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Ok is it cheating that my plants are currently inside or in greenhouses and will be put out this week? If the weather corporates we should have some monsters. But last year we had a flood, then 100plus degrees and no rain for months. If it's a normal year look for beasts. They should be wider than tall though.
 
The only way I can finish mine off is what i'm doing now I got month old clones in my veg tent in 1gal pots using these plants for my outdoor. So I won't be doing much seed of photos just my clones. I need a huge jumpstart don't want to loose another crop this summer. If this disqualifies me no biggie, I can't post any pics. right now I got to get a new phone.
 
I started mine inside, so ya go for it. As to the weather I have backed of on the Voodoo, but here we are 3X what we had last year at this time. That is why I have mine in risers, they wont drown!.
 
Sapling clones starting to re-veg (window sill and 100watt equiv led daylight bulb

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I got 2 for the GF done today, a GG4 and a Piebert, next nice day she gets a Shock Trauma and BB3! All of them got wigglers added as i found a batch while moving a log.
I am now out of perlite, almost out of blood meal, still have lots of rabbit poo, and some bull shit in the field!
I am thinking of adding a watermelon to each pot, make some food too!
 

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Crazy leaves (ha,ha). Your weather is way ahead of me! I'm going to try and hold them back if I can. Already pinched the tip of one shoot, day later you couldn't tell. I'd just grow them on my deck if I wasn't planning on have company for a month or so (July). But we'll see how that all plays out in the current situation.
 
Still only 12.5 hours of daylight per day here. Next month, or so I’ll be putting mine outside. Send a few Picts when I get there.
 
John this year I'm putting cover on green house for the month of April and may but then once the frost is not a danger I'm taking off the sides and ends it gets just to hot with them just rolled up so be aware
 
mine are inside but growing as space clears up I will transplant from 1 gal pots to 7 gallon for the woods grow mine here at the house will be going into 25 gallon pots and some 10s , I decided to dump my pots from last year to amend the soil ,plants that were in 5 gallon pots were almost root bound ,7 gallon pots had a nice root ball lots of space left then the 10s had almost no roots at the edge of the pot ,so I decided the 7s were all around the better pot , because they are so much lighter to carry and when you carry them with plants a mile out they get heavy , so thats a factor lol
 
For me I would have a hard time walking that mile without a pot full of soil! I have been watching what come out of the different size pots, I too like the 7 gallon as a minumum size to grow in. The three gallon do ok for starting plants, but they dry way to fast on the bottom half. Just harvested a hermie from a 7, the earth worms are nice and healthy, none left in the 3 Gs. The 20 gallon for the big photos works well for me with roots getting into much of the soil, and if I had not let them completely dry up the worms may have been alive (I found some under 1 pot)..
 
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