Outdoors in uk 2017, who's doing what this year ?

steasy88 · Jun 28, 2017

Yeah I am able to but them into a dark place for 12 hours. I'm going to start this week coming then thanks for the help

Maryjane grower · Jun 29, 2017

You will have to continue to do that or they will just re veg again

steasy88 · Jul 9, 2017

How long would you say before any signs of flowering to begin on a outdoor plant

Hoypare. · Jul 9, 2017

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Maryjane grower · Jul 10, 2017

When we have about 13 hrs of dark unless they are bred for outdoors, like HFH , Danish or Canadian strains usually start mid to end of July.

zalias · Jul 11, 2017

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Hi,

Looking nice and healthy. Wishes for less rain and bigger crop. Is it the same genetics in the whole plot?

Regards :tiphat:

Hoypare. · Jul 11, 2017

Thanks mate,that plots 2 separate strains but we have a number of other plots :tiphat:

Yes,we don't really need rain,we make our own,be lucky :tiphat:

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Andyo · Jul 11, 2017

early frost stops botrytis

early frost stops botrytis

steasy88 said:
How do you get them to finish after September
In th uk I've got two skunk#1 and a cheese clone out and thinking to flower them early cause last year mold got most of my outdoor grow any help would be wonderful

Early frost stops botrytis mold
I was lucky in south east kent we often got a cold week early september i remember it stopped mold dead turned it bone dry orange colour

So next year i went n took a bottle of co2 and froze any little bits i found and snapped them out

Also grow them hard ,if your feeding i used my bloom formula from 1 august
I had very well drained soil and water near by so they almost wilted before water/feeding

soft plants get mold
need open space and breeze. select you spot wisley A

steasy88 · Jul 11, 2017

Thanks for the advice bro I've already started flowering them as I grow in pots hopefully I can get them to finish this year before the rain and mold destroys them again lol all the best if u have a outdoor grow on this year :tiphat: