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windsurfer · 03-18-2011, 12:25 PM

Gents and Ladies, the days of summer have finally arrived where I am. The sun is out, it is more than warm enough to wear t shirts outside during the day, and the frost has gone at night. The sun was bright and hot yesterday and its even hotter today, it feels like Spain today where I am. I'm going for a walk shortly to revel in it. The forecast is good for the next few days as well.

I reckon you could plant seeds in mini outdoor greenhouses about now and they would grow fine, as I dont think there will be any more frost, although saying that I wouldnt risk it as there was snow a few days ago, but I have this feeling that, that will be the last snowfall of scotland from "winter 2010" and the next snow we get will be "winter 11"

Although I still say its not a good idea to just incase, I have planted from seed outside at around this time before, around 6 or 7 years ago now, and they all grew very well and were quite developed by the end of April. Having said that it was milder for a prolonged period the time I did that, but the weather I planted them in was no better than it is today. Summer is HERE. There is no denying it now, no way of getting around the fact summer is here and the grow season is NOW UPON US AND ITS TIME TO GET GOING AND MAKE SURE ALL SITES ARE PREPARED. you dont want to be running around like a headless chicken at the last minute, I'm constructing my outdoor greenhouses in the next few days.

the season has officially started

2011 season starts now

mosstrooper · 03-18-2011, 03:55 PM

Aye, happy equinox indeed, at long fukking last.

rocket high · 03-18-2011, 09:55 PM

Too true Mossy but i wouldn't count my chickens just yet ....

JGP · 03-18-2011, 10:25 PM

Still a bit cold for OD growing but getting nearer each day.I planted a few out lastyear around mid april with out any problems, going to start germinating soon.

libby · 03-18-2011, 11:09 PM

I won't plant outside yet for another 8 weeks, and would be cuts, not seed, north of england, still gettin frosts.

DruidsStash · 03-19-2011, 03:08 AM

The colds not left us yet, still lots of snow about and if ya put yer bare arse to that soil it'd probaly stick. The freezing level was at the sea thursday night for a good time so any greenhouse/tunnel would have to be heated and idealy bubble wrapped too. High pressure next week should ease the weather down a bit, but there is still cold weather forecasted till the end of march in Scotland, good news for the ski resorts.

Full moon tonight so a lotta folk will be starting seeds

mosstrooper · 03-19-2011, 07:58 PM

Aye, its been frosty here the last few nights, -4 last night.
Beautiful days, but paying the price at night.

I prefer to start seeds on the new moon myself, though im loathe to admit im such a fukking hippy. If you plant at full moon your first 14 days are through the waning moon rather than the waxing.

Planting seeds by the moon

Keith's Moon Planting Page

DruidsStash · 03-30-2011, 03:23 AM

I'm part Hippy, i have a love for the wrong kind of horse power to be classed as a full on one.

There's going to be a lotta snow melt over the next few days with a lotta rain falling out the sky.. Fingers crossed we get a good season and summer..

03-18-2011, 12:25 PM	#1
windsurfer Member Join Date: Feb 2011 Posts: 106	The first days of summer are here in Scotland. Here we go Gents and Ladies, the days of summer have finally arrived where I am. The sun is out, it is more than warm enough to wear t shirts outside during the day, and the frost has gone at night. The sun was bright and hot yesterday and its even hotter today, it feels like Spain today where I am. I'm going for a walk shortly to revel in it. The forecast is good for the next few days as well. I reckon you could plant seeds in mini outdoor greenhouses about now and they would grow fine, as I dont think there will be any more frost, although saying that I wouldnt risk it as there was snow a few days ago, but I have this feeling that, that will be the last snowfall of scotland from "winter 2010" and the next snow we get will be "winter 11" Although I still say its not a good idea to just incase, I have planted from seed outside at around this time before, around 6 or 7 years ago now, and they all grew very well and were quite developed by the end of April. Having said that it was milder for a prolonged period the time I did that, but the weather I planted them in was no better than it is today. Summer is HERE. There is no denying it now, no way of getting around the fact summer is here and the grow season is NOW UPON US AND ITS TIME TO GET GOING AND MAKE SURE ALL SITES ARE PREPARED. you dont want to be running around like a headless chicken at the last minute, I'm constructing my outdoor greenhouses in the next few days. the season has officially started 2011 season starts now
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03-18-2011, 09:55 PM	#3
rocket high Senior Member Join Date: Aug 2009 Location: scotland Posts: 1,655	Too true Mossy but i wouldn't count my chickens just yet .... __________________ no witty quotes here Updates here for 2011/2012 outdoor https://www.icmag.com/ic/showthread....44#post4542144
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03-18-2011, 10:25 PM	#4
JGP Member Join Date: May 2010 Location: scotland Posts: 564	Still a bit cold for OD growing but getting nearer each day.I planted a few out lastyear around mid april with out any problems, going to start germinating soon.
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libby Member Join Date: Dec 2007 Location: boltonian Posts: 450	I won't plant outside yet for another 8 weeks, and would be cuts, not seed, north of england, still gettin frosts. __________________ A joint in time saves crime...
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03-19-2011, 03:08 AM	#6
DruidsStash New Member Join Date: Mar 2011 Location: Alba Posts: 10	The colds not left us yet, still lots of snow about and if ya put yer bare arse to that soil it'd probaly stick. The freezing level was at the sea thursday night for a good time so any greenhouse/tunnel would have to be heated and idealy bubble wrapped too. High pressure next week should ease the weather down a bit, but there is still cold weather forecasted till the end of march in Scotland, good news for the ski resorts. Full moon tonight so a lotta folk will be starting seeds
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03-30-2011, 03:23 AM	#8
DruidsStash New Member Join Date: Mar 2011 Location: Alba Posts: 10	I'm part Hippy, i have a love for the wrong kind of horse power to be classed as a full on one. There's going to be a lotta snow melt over the next few days with a lotta rain falling out the sky.. Fingers crossed we get a good season and summer..
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