Outdoors you must try at some point OZZLooking great Red!
It's a fantastic experience
Finding a spot where I can grow in soil, is the future ie 2/3 plants only in soil for my summer grows
That gives me ample time to go nuts indoors in the winter
Outdoors you must try at some point OZZLooking great Red!
It's a fantastic experience
Finding a spot where I can grow in soil, is the future ie 2/3 plants only in soil for my summer grows
That gives me ample time to go nuts indoors in the winter
Thanks my friend
Outdoors you must try at some point OZZ
It's a fantastic experience
Finding a spot where I can grow in soil, is the future ie 2/3 plants only in soil for my summer grows
That gives me ample time to go nuts indoors in the winter
Thanks my friend
It’s a dream, I may be able to pull off one or two small ones at the new place but will just have to play it by ear.
It’s a dream, I may be able to pull off one or two small ones at the new place but will just have to play it by ear.
Your grows I'll follow, whether indoors or outdoors, OZZ
Great stuff
.... more trip weed
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Splendid gardening work RED1 with all the different genetics not easy to keep all the different plants and strains so healthy in pots with the summer heat, mites and other typical issues of outdoor growing, but your garden is thriving with your passion and dedication! 
Not sure about your latitude .... Zamaldelica, Bangi Haze and Orient Express should be the first ones to start to flower in the second half of August at mediterranean latitudes. The other longer flowering sativas should start in first half of September. Eager to see them all flowering soon! Start to think to switch to flowering feeding soon, at this time of the outdoor season i usually like to combine feeding for growing and flowering stage, then only to flowering ferts if plants are fully green and starting to define budsites.
not easy to keep all the different plants and strains so healthy in pots with the summer heat, mites and other typical issues of outdoor growing, but your garden is thriving with your passion and dedication! Not sure about your latitude .... Zamaldelica, Bangi Haze and Orient Express should be the first ones to start to flower in the second half of August at mediterranean latitudes. The other longer flowering sativas should start in first half of September. Eager to see them all flowering soon!
Start to think to switch to flowering feeding soon, at this time of the outdoor season i usually like to combine feeding for growing and flowering stage, then only to flowering ferts if plants are fully green and starting to define budsites.Splendid gardening work RED1 with all the different genetics
Not sure about your latitude .... Zamaldelica, Bangi Haze and Orient Express should be the first ones to start to flower in the second half of August at mediterranean latitudes. The other longer flowering sativas should start in first half of September. Eager to see them all flowering soon!
Hi Dubi
38N and just recently a storm drowned, killed 9 people
Came so out of nowhere, hard
OE, Bangi Haze, Malawi will have to try another time
I couldn't save them all
Have taken a video Nature at her meanest
I will start with a regular feeding schedule
They have grown, almost nutrient free, healthy, but you are right, it's time to switch
Have 6 of your girls with 3 in flower
2 Zamaldelicas, one in soil
KA5H in soil
Golden Tiger Thai Dom in 27ltr pot will probably flower a bit earlier than GT Thai in soil
Golden in soil is so well tuned with season
Panama Haze is another visual story, 7ft fed her first time last week
Thank you
Apart from the great highs, your strains are excellent learning, educational tools, for a new grower
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First feed, and,never seen anything "deteriorate" so fast
Knew had to be careful with N.Light on that
27ltr pot since May,started reading on tip burn
Best quality soil from down the road,flushed,shaked as much old soil possible, in 37ltr,slight defoliation
Zinc deficiency
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