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you need to plant them in darker pots, you don't want light shining in to the root zone

you could depth charge with vodka in a weak beer https://www.wikihow.life/Make-a-Depth-Charge-Cocktail

mints

ain't that the truth

happy mothers day to all mums, have a great day

looks like you've done better with the old blurples then most gardeners i have seen, don't know why you changed over to a 200watt led grow light panel. but you may get better results, idk good luck though :weed:

wear a mask, activated charcoal is no fun to breath in

shit, is that what steve looks like now?

the links missing. :weed:

i thaught you were growing dicks lol, enjoy

my cat would live in a grow tent if allowed. i know people who qallow there cats in the grow/flower tent. im ok with it when the plants are older. but cats n seedlings is a big no no. gotta be on your guard.

as nutty skunk says, it looks old, the plant looks like its grown out of it

andy warhole beans lol

if your growing toms, get some calcium nitrate, it stops blossom end rot

is that coco n pearlite? if so, you need to feed them every watering. but b 4 you start pouring food into them. please confirm that it is coco and not say fox farm ocean forrest or something

The 10 Best Tomatoes for Tomato Sauce Not all tomatoes are created equal. Here are some of the best tomatoes to grow for making tomato sauce. 1. San Marzano San Marzano is a prized, Italian, heirloom tomato for over 100 years. It’s the perfect tomato for sauce because it has low water...

you can harvest any time from when theres 80% brown hairs, right up to fully mature. you will get more from a fully mature plant, and a better smoke too

you can't go wrong with black krim for a beefsteak tomatoe. sweetheart produce loads of small pick n eat whilst you weed/water or just visit the greenhouse/polly tunnel hairloom toms are delish, you should deffo look into them.