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i tried my hand at hydro poppies a while back but my peat pods ended up with some kinda worm like thing in them that killed my younglings :(

beautiful, well done sir.

ya but that's the best problem of all.

you have inspired me sir. i will deff try this when i get around to being in a medical state. Hope all is still well with your system and love the updates + photos (good quality too)!

looking into Oregon.

first, i don't think you got salvia there. they don't look like any of the growing plants i've ever seen/had. now if they are i would suggest transplanting straight into the ground if you can. i don't know if your area is going to be to good for that come winter. that's how i saved mine, it...

i thought i'd heard of it being done before...maybe i'm mistaken. oh well.

this will be my first journal on here. i found these dragon fruit cactus at walmart for 3$ each. seemed like a steal to me as they are like 15$ on amazon. i don't entirely trust ebay with a purchase like that. so anyways, i will remove the pink tops in the morning and replant in bigger...

the best way to cut the taste i've found it to but a bed of crushed mint in the bowl before you load the salvia. chocolate mint works the best IMO

yes they will get too big, at least in comparison to tomatoes. are they sharing a light source? no idea about the training. I've got a blueberry in a 7 gal pot outside and it is getting pretty big.another 2 months and i don't think any tent for growing would hold it right.

i don't wanna look like a troll, but what was the name of the Brazilian toothache plant that was mentioned?

you could try doing a photoperiod strain on 12/12 from seed. i read a few journals and they didn't seem to get much bigger than autos.