India_Calcoen

<span class="link_user">@India_Calcoen</span>, Hihi, yeah, that’s true—growing is great, and growing together, even if it’s just from a distance, is even better. :smile: I think the problem here is that Germans can be very conservative—real narrow-minded people sometimes, basically. :joy_cat: I really don’t want the city inspector or anyone else coming by to check whether everything is in order here. Of course, the four plants in the garden also belong to my parents—totally by the book, obviously! A maximum of three plants per person per household. I’m a law-abiding citizen, after all! :innocent::joy: I agree with you there, even if you could say I’m a little biased. But it’s really true—growing with BioTabs is laid-back, and yet you don’t feel like you’re just sitting around doing nothing. Every now and then, you can add a nice little topping: some Bactrex here, a little P/K there. Honestly, even if BioTabs said, “Sorry, but that’s it—no more collaboration in the future,” I’d still keep using it. It’s productive and, in the end, not as expensive as it might seem at first glance. And hey, the results you get when you stick to the dosage guidelines and everything else are pretty impressive—you can see that with your fir trees! :evergreen_tree::joy_cat: Okay, enough rambling for now. Talk to you later! :smile:

<span class="link_user">@Kushycat</span>, thanks for the compliment I really appreciate that! When you wrote about your plant pre-flowering a few weeks ago, I went to check mine, and mine were pre-flowering too! It is so nice to share this experience! The neighbours can see my plants from their property but no one ever has said anything about them. My mother-in-law is showing her friends around in our garden sometimes, but a lot of people don’t even recognise what they are, they just see a nice green plant :grin::green_heart: I really love to grow with Biotabs, it saves me so much energy and time! I’m thinking about sharing my experiences within the community of people with my chronic illness (hEDS). I think lots of people could benefit from this information. I hope you are doing fine and your health problems are getting better. Or maybe at least stable and not worsening.

<span class="link_user">@Mia_BIOTABS</span>, it would be hard to build a roof over them. Behind the cannabisplants we have a cage for our berries (strawberries, blueberries), but there is no structure around the cannabisplants. I hope they do fine with the wind blowdrying them after the rain. The only one I’m concerned about is GMO Fast. It’s my slowest plant… It is a bit of a gamble, but we will see how everything turns out :relaxed: