Outdoor 2009/2010 Oceanic Season

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pinkskunk

Member

• Aug 25, 2009

• #21

that strawberry cough story is a bit sad.

 

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green_farmer

Member

• Aug 25, 2009

• #22

Hey Squiggles,

Looking good!

But doesn't March/April seem a long way away?

And how's this weather in the north east? You'd swear it was December... but, it is good ripening weather for those winter girls still in the ground.

GF

 

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Squiggles

Member

• Aug 26, 2009

• #23

hey GF
yep april is a while off but all goes well it will be worth it

mazar i sharif

white skunk

??? mr nice dreamtime mix

??? mr nice dreamtime mix

 

daemos

Member

• Aug 26, 2009

• #24

Those are looking good Squiggles! love the leaves on the dreamtime mix, looks like the extra time will be well worth it.

 

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green_farmer

Member

• Aug 27, 2009

• #25

Hey Squiggles,

Thanks for your update. Looking good. I just started chopping my winter out.

Your little girls look like they are vegging well... C'on April!!

Currently, our daylight hours are 11 hours, 25 minutes a day.

A question - did they show flowers when you first put them out? I looked at your piccys up close, but could not tell for sure...

BTW - have you used that mulch before? I hope it's not hardwood mulched, as Tallowoods and others have growth inhibitors.... not that it seems to affecting your babies. I'm a cheapy with mulch - I use cow poo, garden & lawn clippings.

However, this year, I am going to experiment with planting a green mulch of running beans to help fix nitrogen in soil and pull them out to dry mulch when they get unruly...ideas, comments? The only issue I can see is watering... (mine are in the bush)

 

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Squiggles

Member

• Aug 28, 2009

• #26

green_farmer said:

Hey Squiggles,

Thanks for your update. Looking good. I just started chopping my winter out.

Your little girls look like they are vegging well... C'on April!!

Currently, our daylight hours are 11 hours, 25 minutes a day.

A question - did they show flowers when you first put them out? I looked at your piccys up close, but could not tell for sure...

BTW - have you used that mulch before? I hope it's not hardwood mulched, as Tallowoods and others have growth inhibitors.... not that it seems to affecting your babies. I'm a cheapy with mulch - I use cow poo, garden & lawn clippings.

However, this year, I am going to experiment with planting a green mulch of running beans to help fix nitrogen in soil and pull them out to dry mulch when they get unruly...ideas, comments? The only issue I can see is watering... (mine are in the bush)

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hi mate

all of the plants have the start of pre flowers execpt for the mazar (will endevour to get photos its raining today )

the mulch is coconut husks they come in dry cubes from bunnings add water and presto 90l of mulch

as to the green mulch id go with lupins or broad beans as they dont require as much water but the idea is sound has worked for me in the past

 

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Squiggles

Member

• Aug 28, 2009

• #27

a few shots from today for you GF
mazar

white skunk

mr dreamtime mix ???

and a garden shot

 

Hughesy

Member

• Aug 29, 2009

• #28

Wasted too much time on Mazar fairly low grade but diff. White haze was a total disappointment as only 2 males popped from the much hyped White label.

 

madb

Active member

• Aug 29, 2009

• #29

Hughesy said:

Wasted too much time on Mazar fairly low grade but diff. White haze was a total disappointment as only 2 males popped from the much hyped White label.

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agreed on the mazar.

 

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Squiggles

Member

• Aug 31, 2009

• #30

its all good even if the mazar doesnt perform ive got some good backup

mr nice dreamtime mix









and a white skunk definatly vigourus thats for sure

 

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Squiggles

Member

• Sep 2, 2009

• #31

and a little bit of eye candy for y'all
mr nice dreamtime up first


whites skunks


and my mazar

 

shroomyshroom

Doing what we do because we are who we are

Veteran

• Sep 2, 2009

• #32

things are looking good Squiggles

 

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jesusprice

Member

• Sep 2, 2009

• #33

yes lovely plants squiggles

 

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Squiggles

Member

• Sep 4, 2009

• #34

no hint of flowering on the mazar or one of the white skunks
but the rest are bit of christmas smoke and on too the re-veg

 

Paddi

GanjaGrower

Veteran

• Sep 4, 2009

• #35

Nice dreamtime this one....and all the rest of your garden

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tui

New member

• Sep 4, 2009

• #36

Looking good for your season, squiggles.

I've tryed early starts at 36 degrees south but have never had the growth explode until November.
I germinate and leave the girls outdoor so that may be a big factor.
I've got 9 malawai gold hybrids going at the moment, 4 weeks from sowing and they are 6 inches high and working on their 3rd leaves. I will leave my main season hopes for another 3 weeks before I start them going.

Good luck to all you kiwis out there.

 

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Squiggles

Member

• Sep 7, 2009

• #37

thanks for the kind words Tui
hopefully we will see a few more pics as spring kicks into gear

some of todays pics
dreamtime


white skunk


mazar

 

keke.nz

Member

• Sep 7, 2009

• #38

looking good squiggles. budding already i see, gona be a nice early harvest.

keep it up everyone.

peace keke

 

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Brushtail

Active member

• Sep 11, 2009

• #39

Squiggles those girls are looking great. Got some WL white skunk on the go aswell, identified a male and few females, give me a yell if you want any pollen. As for similarity there identical to your, very branchy buggers.

Got some c99 crosses and lemon stinky(sensi star x chronic) on the go also, when it stops raining and starts warming up there going to explode!

hope everything is going well fellow aus/nz'ers!

b

 

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Squiggles

Member

• Sep 11, 2009

• #40

thanks for the kind words Brush im pretty stoked with them aswell
got some new seeds today
leshaze, purple panama and mr nice walkabout

heres some shots from today for you all

dreamtime


white skunk


mazar finally flowering