Very true brother, thank you for the kind words.

Thanks man. It definitely does. I've been wanting to do this forever. It comes with challenges but hopefully the entire process will go pretty smooth.

Thanks man. I think the plants in this case really liked that soak right after being planted. They've looked great ever since the transplant and haven't shown any signs of stress or issues whatsoever.

It's hard to maintain but all we can do is try our best.

Totally was sick of it but also thinking the same thing. They seemed to love that bout of rain right after being planted.

Thank you! I'm trying my best to produce a good harvest on my first try with minimal issues. We'll see how it goes :)

Lol thanks bro, I kind of thought that for a second myself hahaha 😄

You grow some beautiful plants man, and how you're drilling down to add a good medium and accelerate the root growth is brilliant. I can't wait to see how enormous these get with your process.

The great wall of Lego cat containment was still a great idea ;D That's super cool that the rabbit house is working! I find those pine tree seedlings fascinating as well, because I cannot recall ever seeing

Yeah for sure. Hopefully the government is being tolerant about people taking measures to supply their own personal solar power. There's been cases in the United States where states took legal action against

There are challenges but you overcome the challenges well.

I might try the recipe. It looks easy and I need to do more home cooking because I get lazy with it.

It's a good idea to make use of solar power as much as possible where you reside. The power issues there should have been resolved by now so that citizens can have electricity all hours of the day. Nice

Nice job, those are way better than the chicken nuggets at McDonald's.

Thank you for the support!

Thank you for the support @plantpoweronhive! <3

Thank you for the support @amazingdrinks! <3

I hope you can acquire some fencing eventually.

Indeed they seem really happy in this little garden.

Good eye my friend , thank you. I think these tomatoes will definitely be heavy producers. They will get a lot of sun in this spot too.