Low Effort Outdoor Grow

Happily moved them outta my tent to free up space and prevent them from being overly shocked after moving them when they get older. It might be slightly early to do this, but this will give me some time where if all of these die, I can still plant a bunch and be on time. I've got 20 Critical Mass CBD autoflowers from ILGM on the way as well, so as a last resort those will go outside and should hopefully explode in growth. Why these strains: Brisco's Bargain Beans is kinda local and the prices are just too good to pass up. The reviews and pics on DCSE were great and it was kinda funny seeing how surprised people were with their results. Vashon Pennywise x Uber Males are supposed to have high amounts of CBD which is what I love in bud. Personally, any mixture of CBD and THC in a bud is the absolute best. My brain loves the warm, calming blanket that tucks me in while the THC gives me all the real psychoactive effects, like I just get to sit back and enjoy it all. The Coastal Burmese seeds were freebies from JBC. The single ILGM N. Lights Autoflower is a bit of a personal experiment where I can compare the growth of it outside with the indoor plants I have. I figured it would be slightly more interesting to do with an autoflowering seed. *will update in week 2 post but I lost 5 of em to leaf cutters (that's what someone called them). I came over and opened up the top, saw nothing but stems in 5 cowpots...looked closer and saw 2 caterpillars in 2 different cowpots curled up, sleeping all soundly and full. They ignored the tomato plants completely lmao. It's nbd and I'll be keeping the other ones going but they were definitely too young to go in there. I thought that covering would offer more protection but it seems like it's just to keep animals away. I will be sprouting 6-8 more and waiting 2-4 weeks instead*