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Thanks! It's the first time I'm using the slabs. I've used smaller cubes before for rooting and I liked them, but the slabs seem quite iffy. Will see what I'll do for next season.

Ofc, but that takes more effort :D sticking some reflective things on the walls takes 20 seconds.

That looks pretty nice man! One thing you could do is cover part of the corner walls with reflective mylar or even alu foil. That will help to push some light past the canopy and into that side growth.

Thanks! I am waging the age old battle against aphids though... :D

Haha, those veg pics made my day! If you ever figure out how to 3d print a tomato picker and train I'm definitely buying one!

Thanks mate!

Thanks! That's my hope as well, heh! I need to get the plain/basic one ironed out and then I can start to play around with other recipes.

Thank you! I'm getting there!

Nice! I hope your grafts will take!

Amazon. They're all over ebay as well and slightly cheaper but im a sucker for amazon prime, heh.

Thanks! These LED strips are pretty good, theyre the 5050's, really easy to work with. I was using them to grow microgreens a couple of years ago without any issues.

Thanks! It did get eaten, heh :D

Thanks for the welcome. There's some lovely breads there; with a bit more practice mine should get there as well. Failed at my 2nd one, heh.

Thanks for that, I didn't know about them at all! Found some interesting stuff there.

Thanks man!

The Mad Curator made me turn my screen upside down.

For a second I was thinking where can you find flowers at this time?! hehe, and then I saw your location. Lemme know how it turned out!

I love elderflowers. I use them to make a non alcoholic fermented lemonade type of drink out of them each season; just flowers, lemons and a bit of sugar in water, left in the sun for 3-4 days and you

Thanks. I know it's pretty difficult to see in the pic but I took at least 50% off. I know I could go harder, but I'm pruning this one for shape mostly; got a few other rosemary bushes I went full ham

Yep! And you can't beat homemade wine either :D