Hey everyone, first I would like to say that this board has a TON of really really great information/people on it, and that I have been totally engulfed in reading threads for the past few weeks, looking to increase my knowledge about how to grow that sweet sweet sticky icky.

So since last november I've been laid off thanks to the wonderful economy, I thought I would try my hand at growing my herbs instead of paying someone else. I ended up ordering seeds through BCseeds, I got a strain called El Nina, as it was cheap and classified as an outdoor strain. All was good and about 3 weeks later I had my seeds in hand, and they were germinated on friday, march 27th. Of the 10 seeds, 9 germinated, using the paper towel on a plate, with a bowl over it, ontop of my satellite reciever method. They were then transplanted into expanding peat pellets and set on a heating pad on LOW. After about 4 days they all were up and at em.




After about a week in the peat pellets, the seedlings were moved to 4" peat pots, with shultz potting soil.




the rest are some pics of my plants from the start of may till today, including the few that are kinda 'tarded lookin, but I figure why cull them when I could just give them a chance and see what happens, which has been that they have gotten better!:thumbsup:

bonedaddy420 Reviewed by bonedaddy420 on . First Timer Hey everyone, first I would like to say that this board has a TON of really really great information/people on it, and that I have been totally engulfed in reading threads for the past few weeks, looking to increase my knowledge about how to grow that sweet sweet sticky icky. So since last november I've been laid off thanks to the wonderful economy, I thought I would try my hand at growing my herbs instead of paying someone else. I ended up ordering seeds through BCseeds, I got a strain Rating: 5