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alright! After some 25 days in mixed lighting (indoor 420W HPS & natural 'big bulb in the sky'), we're taking it outdoors for good.
I started two Dutch Passion Think Big's on April 24th, and now, we have 2 bouncing babies ready to put their feet on/in the ground, and stand on their own, rain or shine.
I'm gonna use TB#2. They're about the same - internodes and branching are similar - this is just a gut feel.
A bit of a slow start - I think due to night time temps getting into single digits. But, sun is out, and the next week or two promises to behave.
Might go into ground or 5 gallon pail. One way or the other, I am so stoked about seeing how dutch genetics roll at 50LAT
Those stalks are barking up!
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I started two Dutch Passion Think Big's on April 24th, and now, we have 2 bouncing babies ready to put their feet on/in the ground, and stand on their own, rain or shine.
I'm gonna use TB#2. They're about the same - internodes and branching are similar - this is just a gut feel.
A bit of a slow start - I think due to night time temps getting into single digits. But, sun is out, and the next week or two promises to behave.
Might go into ground or 5 gallon pail. One way or the other, I am so stoked about seeing how dutch genetics roll at 50LAT
Those stalks are barking up!
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F*cking ants!..
--really??... they ate the seedling,...
...I gotta say GS, I've had them move in the pot because it's so nice in there, but never had them go termite on a live seedling! it's weird mate, maybe it's has an aroma that tricks them into thinking it's something else? Or something this species will just do,... in any case, [HASHTAG]#1[/HASHTAG] thing is to trace their entry point, and drop right-now nukes on them, making that area lethal to be in,... I don't know what reg. pesticides you have, or strong repellent "garden safe" types, but in a limited area, like the seams or cracks they gained access through, laying down some real deal FO product is wise,... alternately, you could set the all on a large tray (or saucers), and lay down a bead of Tanglefoot or something like that-- a sticky "death moat"! 
... I'm not sure about the cinnamon, I think the plant will be safe (I've used it in orchid pots to treat fungus) but maybe not repellent enough,... No matter what, don't lay down any sort of food bait, this will actually (by design) attract them for a time, then they die en mass later as HemiSync mentioned,...(Boric acid in the bait)

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