outdoor in Scotland ??

JGP · Jun 27, 2010

There is deer here but not many as there being hunted all the time.Seen a muntjac mini dear near my plot but it soon scampered when it heard me.I usually take a dog, ireckon the scent keeps them away.

rocket high · Jun 27, 2010

yep my helper takes his dog and brush combings off her to spread about the site... it seem's to work well ...we've got red dear and roe deer here and are not hunted so their rife ..

it's supposed to rain tomorrow so i might not need to go down and water them ..which will give me a break ..did you make some garlic spray for your girl's ?

JGP · Jun 28, 2010

Rain would be nice! still to get my garlic but i have a recipe-

1 ground up clove of garlic
2 tablespoon of fairly liquid
1 tablespoon ground pepper
chilli sauce if handy
2 litre water

Should do the trick, apply with scooshy bottle

I wouldn't spray on buds though or late in flower

rocket high · Jun 28, 2010

cool jgp might try this myself sound's like lethal stuff ... doesn't look like raining the now tho but it probably will knowing this country ..lol
i was going to try this stuff but you have to re-apply every two week's or when it rain's hard

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JGP · Jun 28, 2010

I've used that biobizz stuff before and it works a treat! it strengthens leafs and coats them with a nice biteproof shine

rocket high · Jun 28, 2010

hi jgp i might just buy that and be a lazy c_nt lol.... well it did rain today i should'nt have doubted it really...will save me the labour of watering them tomorrow

JGP · Jun 29, 2010

It's worth buying a bottle to test it out as it worked well for me lastyear.Rained here lastnite too the suns out now though

rocket high · Jun 29, 2010

hi jgp it's patchy cloud with a little sunshine here ...good for my foliar app which i done today they look good at the moment

they've all stared to bud so am happy
heres a pic

this is the biggest of the big devil's (day 41) i call her Big Beastie lol

JGP · Jun 29, 2010

She's the queen of her castle by the looks of things, amazing how quick they grow innit

Avid Fan · Jun 29, 2010

i never thought i'd see weed growing out side in scotland.
this is awesome!
you've got me thinking.....

Avid Fan

JGP · Jun 29, 2010

Went out tonight for a walk and took a few snaps.Sadly ones nearly dead due to lack of water, luckily i had a watering can with me so i gave her a good soak, need some rain.... :moon:

rocket high · Jun 29, 2010

looking real good jgp any sign of buds yet ?
the rain we had last night helped me out... phew

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looks like your's need more water as they're huge and will be sucking the ground dry ....is there no water supply near you ... im having to check mine every 4 day's now ...but i dont mind it keep's me fit (hate stingy nettles tho) lol

JGP · Jun 29, 2010

No buds yet still another 2ish months veg, hoping for a few days rain soon as it's a pain in the ass wading through thick vegetation with a watering can.Theres rivers and streams near my plots incase i need to water but i'd rather let nature do the work. :good:

SilverSurfer_OG · Jun 30, 2010

Looking real nice guys! Best of luck. My plants near Loch Ness many moons ago vegged awesome but didnt really get into full flower before end oct and the miserable weather...
Hope your autos come out good.

I am interested in the biobizz leaf cover thing. Has anyone here tried it??

I had major mould issues last season and found the plants with good airflow and away from rotting blackberries were much healthier :yes:

I also used aspirin in the water, neem oil spray, green cure spray and lacto b (but bit too late). I think these measures used from beginning of flower would give em a fighting chance... :2cents:

ps. A good layer of mulch around yer plants JGP but not touching the stem would conserve lots of water...

rocket high · Jun 30, 2010

I also used aspirin in the water, neem oil spray, green cure spray and lacto b (but bit too late). I think these measures used from beginning of flower would give em a fighting chance...

where did you get the green cure from i can't find it anywhere.... i would't pay the ££ for that bud rot stuff ..way over priced for my like'n

hi jgp another 2 months for veg ... that's a bit scary ... you should try auto's (mines are day 42 and showing buds ) have you got typhoon's? as these should finish in time

JGP · Jun 30, 2010

A mulch is a good idea thanks silver.Rocket i've grew auto's before mainly lr2 and i'm growing autoAK this year.Most of my strains are fast finishing dutch strains most are semi auto's.I don't have typhoon but would like to try it nextyear as it seems to be super fast finisher.

SilverSurfer_OG · Jun 30, 2010

I got my greencure from ebay. Had to order from US. Then i found a similar product designed for roses in my local garden centre that contains same active ingredient. Doh! But have enough for quite a few seasons now.

I also found the plants in smaller holes yielded less but finished earlier.

Have fun!

thepike1984 · Jun 30, 2010

This thread is awesome. Keep up the good work guys and keep the updates coming. Very interested to see how these grows turn out

rocket high · Jun 30, 2010

I got my greencure from ebay. Had to order from US. Then i found a similar product designed for roses in my local garden centre that contains same active ingredient. Doh! But have enough for quite a few seasons now.

what is the active ingredient silversurfer in this green cure so i an look out for it ...

found it here's a definiation Potassium bicarbonate is an effective fungicide against powdery mildew, allowed for use in organic farming

so does it just protect against powdery mildew ?

rocket high · Jun 30, 2010

Rocket i've grew auto's before mainly lr2 and i'm growing autoAK this year.Most of my strains are fast finishing dutch strains most are semi auto's.

ooop sorry i thought they were all semi auto's .... i grew passion #1 form dutch passion year's ago.
it's mean't to be semi auto but did'nt finish here because of the mold and deer eating the cola's ... all my fault for not protecting them enuff... they went out at the end of may if i remember right but the mold got them by october never mind the deer ;(

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