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Tough truth. I wasn't prepared for that. I hoped that with the knowledge I had and experience with other "plant things" I would be good. Nope. I lost three good plants for stupid reasons and others for reasons I haven't figured out yet. I accept that I'm learning: learning the craft, learning...

Thanks! My chief reason for the outdoor choice is space and light. Apart from eventual tornadoes, it's a nice weather for them. The soil is heavy on clay so I'm prepared to do what I did for that lady who did well in the picture: transplant them in a hole full of humus-rich soil. It's not bad...

"I ran a white widow girl over and over for 4 1/2 years": this is adorable. I hope one day to have a fraction of your experience. I'm sure it requires a lot of learning but it also sounds like fun!

Yup. That's why I'm planting 5 more this weekend. Tight schedule, I know. It's a local strain, I checked all over the web. Until I have a good handle on what method is best (and what I can actually afford or is feasible in my conditions), I'm going with this strain and another one they have...

I'm trying to grow. This is my girl - the only one that survived. All the others died because I was careless and, one, the most beautiful, was pulled out by some animal at night. They were protected by a plastic milk jug from which I cut the bottom. Really good against the storms here but...

Sorry! I don't have enough experience to vote... Your pictures are amazing, though. I hope others vote.

Sounds exciting!

Following you guys here. From my first 6 seeds batch, I had five beautiful plants and started to take the pots to the sun and back in because it was too windy. This was stupid: two of them died because the stem broke. One was sort of bent. Three left, I planted them more or less this size...

Anxious to know what happened to the one in the forest.