Friends, your responses are TOP. Thank you all so much. I will detail the diary with records of the evolution of the strains. I have another Eleven Roses already germinated that will go straight into the soil in my backyard, without adding much to it. In other words, if I grow, it will be as natural as possible. Some of you mentioned the hours of light. Here where I live, we are heading towards the end of Winter, so outdoors the sun rises at 6:30 (GMT 0 London/Lisbon) and sets at 18:00. So there is light for almost 12 hours - my backyard is quite particular as it gets a lot of light but not direct sunlight. Given the climate here in the South of Portugal (even in Winter, there are days never below 20 degrees during the day/10 to 13 at night and humidity never below 60% even though it doesn't rain much), in general, my backyard has a lot of brightness but hardly any direct sun. In the climate of my region, the Portuguese Algarve, this is very important because pots with direct sun dry out very quickly and the sun burns the leaves and dries the buds, so it’s important that there is a lot of light, but direct sun starting from mid-May, if it’s direct, is much more of a problem than something that is very important. Also, in my backyard, the plants always get direct sun but no more than two hours in Summer, and in this season in the Algarve, the maximum is always more than 34 during the day and 25 at night with humidity always around 65% (my place is right at the crossroads of the Atlantic coast with the Guadiana River and surrounded by a huge pine forest and it hardly rains in Winter or Spring, let alone in Summer). So the climate is more than perfect, which is why I will keep you informed of my progress and always pointing out the variables. A hug to all my grower friends. TommyB (Portugal)