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Thank you! I had a tiller years ago didn't last long and not cheap, I think it was a DR@@johnlavoie6874

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Look at the plants in the video They were started and fed the same thing at the same time.

Agreed, Thanks for the input!

They are in the ground, not in a planter. This method prevents problems with mold fungus and encouraging roots to grow down. It's not about survival it's about flourishing.

It's fine if they are the same size when you add nutrients it will hold it up then when roots grow it will hold it up more.

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Yes they are, they're Canadian. 🙄

Those are canadian 100's

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Thanks, looking forward to putting them in the ground in about a month here In Ottawa

Make sure to start your nutrients week quarter strength working your way up to half

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Thank you! I appreciate it :-)

My pleasure I'm glad I could be helpful. :-) feel free to subscribe to my channel I'll be giving a little tips on things I do in the garden all season long

Careful if they're fresh out of your moisture dome you don't expose them to too much dry air suddenly I find if you give them a little time to acclimate by keeping the dome cracked a little bit to let some fresh air in and make sure they're not on a heat mat or anything like that. You want to remove from the heat mat as soon as the seeds germinate that prevents stretching as well as providing a decent amount of light. And be careful of overwatering while they're small :-)

Grow lights!

And what about Chloramine? It's much harder to remove and most municipalities are using it now

@@johnlavoie6874 boiling or UV light, again, there’s no need to add more chemicals to your drinking water

@@stevekettelson7368 it's common practice in brewing and I use it in my hydroponics I should have clarified

@@johnlavoie6874 I get that it’s common practice, not arguing that at all. What I’m saying is that there are more effective ways to get rid of chlorine and chloramines without adding more chemicals to the water. For hydroponics, you already have UV light, use it. Boiling doesn’t take much more time. We don’t need to add chemicals to water to take something out. It’s better to just remove them.

@@stevekettelson7368 My indoor garden is full. When you need chloramine gone fast this works just fine. It's quick cost effective and works great for my needs.

It's harmful too your plants this is useful in gardening and brewing! I drink my municipal water daily. I run it through a brita filter sometimes. I should have clarified I was talking about hydroponics and gardening. Thanks for the comment :)

A good way to tell if you're watering enough is to poke your hand a few inches down and see how the moisture is down there. The top few inches should dry out before your next watering. Try to water in the evening and that way it has more time to get down to the plants roots before the sun starts to cook it off. You will need to water more during heat but don't fertilize during a heat wave wait for cooler weather.

Subscribe to my channel I'll be going step by step everything I do all season. :) There will be lots of tips and tutorials.