Wow, I'm impressed!

Thank you, I will continue to share progress along the way. Only got this far thanks to the people here. Very appreciative

Thanks mate, I went for it just now, took part of the top off; smelled amazing. I think I'll try to listen to the plant and base the rest of my trimming on how the plant responds to what I just did.

Fish is the only thing that comes to mind. I have one plant whose stem got injured right after seeding, I'm considering putting in with a fish fertilizer.

I would have never thought of that. I'm impressed, now I feel like there are countless ways to move forward with this.

I was thinking I'd like this particular plant to grow more width rather than height. Since this is my first grow, I'm too intimated to even touch the plant HELP! xD

Feed it? scratches head nothing..... just water xD What do they like?

As will I

Thanks!! I decided to go with this option. Upgraded the plants to a larger bot, set up an LED light w/ a fan more circulation. I will post the results later. It was AWESOME seeing such long roots

Thanks for the advice, I like your rationale. I'll go pick up some larger pots this weekend. Move it from the windows to a closet with some LED lights.

This is my first grow, my understanding is that there are both advantages and disadvantages to hydroponics. I chose hydroponics because I wanted faster yields.

😍 TY! < 3

Excellent, seemed I learned very well from you guys here. I actually sprouted 2. The other 1 sprouted with soil resting on it's head, so it grew with a little curve xD. Seems like the soil was stressing

Well said! I'm in favor for 3.0 because we are still in the infancy, many trail and error will have to be conducted for a polished product to take shape.

<3 let's go!!!

For a time they will win, however, as AI begins to mature, it will take over. I'm still blow away, as of today, Mars is a machine robot world. I think once we get to a point in technological advancement,

awww Thank you < 3

< 3 Ty Colly, trying do more with plants. Blockchain brought me here.

Very nice read "materials such as rice husks decompose slowly maintaining the stability of organic matter". hmmm food for thoughts.

^^ I'll be sure to.