Phew! Glad you made it back!About 2 weeks after sprouting.
Looks good. I tend to do the same thing these days—removing some of the lowest leaves early on—since they usually just end up as waste that gets thrown away later anyway.2 weeks from transplant. After taking these photos, I pruned off 2-4 of the bottom leaves. These usually turn out to be junk anyway and it makes it easier for me to feed and water.
I took a few pics of a Green Lynx Spider on one of my plants; I've been seeing it for the last few days. Hopefully, he or she is doing some good work at pest control. I believe my plants are about to bloom; it's very early for it, as they're only at about 5 weeks from transplant.
I counted 8 out of 39, with a definite button. BTW, my spider is still hanging out on the same plant, leads me to believe that it's a female guarding a hidden egg sac.How many of them want to bloom?
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