Purple Haze Auto

High_And_Hydro The first legal outdoor grow, it's finally happening. As always, I germinated in cotton pads and still have a 100% germination rate with this method. There's nothing better. I prepared the soil 3 months ago, and it's a mix of 1-year-old light mix, compost, and clay pebbles without any specific ratio. I planted a few test plants to see if the soil is any good and if I might face other problems. The nutrients seem to be okay, and I haven't been able to detect any root rot or other diseases. The big problem, however, was the slugs, as they ate almost all the seedlings. So, I spread slug pellets and decided to start them indoors so they wouldn't be too small and defenseless when exposed. I've tried this with tomatoes and peppers now, and it seems to be working. They will also receive slug collars as soon as I put them outside. This plant will belong to my neighbor and will also grow in his garden, but I will document the grow since he doesn't want to. In any case, I'm already looking forward to seeing the Purple Haze grow, especially since the first attempt unfortunately failed. This time, however, it looks better and doesn't have a hole in the cotyledon.