UK Outdoor Grow Journal

[jamesm6]

Some different angles, I wont be uploading individual pics just yet because they are becoming hard to distinguish between each other.

 

[mr.brunch]

Nice work! Lovely to see some healthy plants growing in our uk sun.
Good luck

 

[ManyManySpliffs]

When do you plants typically start flowering in UK? I would imagine it would be different than here in the states.

 

[mr.brunch]

When do you plants typically start flowering in UK? I would imagine it would be different than here in the states.

Too late for my liking. Trouble is, right now we are still getting over 16.5 hours of daylight so it takes a fair while to drop.

 

[jamesm6]

The end of July generally, I wouldn't start any outside either, however I would do some more Autos though, heres some ive got going at the moment (Auto Pounder & Inc. Bulk) and theres a pic of Critical Auto almost finished:

 

[ManyManySpliffs]

That's a bummer..

 

[jamesm6]

1 month on and these babies are gaining some serious size:

 

[mr.brunch]

Nice! Making the most of the sunshine I see.

 

[Hoypare.]

Looking good.

 

[steasy88]

Doing really well bro keep it up and pray for sunshine

 

[steasy88]

Jamesm6 how's the garden doing

 

[jamesm6]

Hey people
Its been a while since my last update but all is going swimmingly.
I did have a slight issue with the plants falling over as the soil became loose at the base of the plant so I had to tie them all up, other than that I've had no issues.
Hopefully the weather picks up now as they start to flower, lately its been a bit grim and been raining constantly so fingers crossed.

 

[Indy69]

Looking good. Been raining here too. Lovely when it stops and the sun comes out tho. Been really dry this year so the rains have come at just the right time.

 

[steasy88]

Looking great bro considering the rain u have had do u use anythink to keep the rain off I've already had a early bud get mold on it from rain any advice would be great

 

[Spankin' Elvis]

Nice garden. I'm in to the finish.

 

[superx]

Looking good Sir, your head could do with a bit of a trim.

 

[Spankin' Elvis]

Looking good Sir, your head could do with a bit of a trim.

I thought that, but I wasn't going to say it.

 

[Blazeee]

Looking good mate, theyve certainly shot up since the first pics you posted. Looking forward to see how these turn out, wish you a happy harvest

 

[jamesm6]

Another week on they are still looking good.

As you mentioned steasy88, mold is a problem especially later on in the coming months, sadly there is not much you can do, however I have been thinking and some of you can do this also.
Purchase some poly-tunnel sheeting with some hammock straps, puncture some holes in the sheeting, place it above the plants and tie it around the nearby trees or branches from bushes which will in turn protect from rain and improve light.

 

[jamesm6]

Also make sure to slant the sheeting to the side so the rain water doesn't gather and this is much more useful because its far more discreet compared to greenhouses etc especially when your out in the woods.