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Grandad · 09-01-2013, 06:09 PM

Hi Esbe,

I have a couple of Danish Durban on the go at 52N.

They're just starting to flower now (I hope). Am a bit disappointed with this flowering time. I'm looking at the end of October now for these?

Any more info on the variety, flowering characteristics etc would be appreciated.

The sun is getting lower in the sky now - they're just getting about 2.5 hours of direct sun. This will decrease - they were getting 4 hours a month ago. Can plants finish without much sun in your experience?

Thanks,

G.

Fibber_Magees · 09-02-2013, 11:25 AM

Dude, there isnt much going on in this Forum right now, so im tryin to help you. I have a male Erdpurt on my balkony area that recieved only 3h sunlight in the best state.
Allthough it growed into a wonderfull small plant even without much sun. If you are lucky, your Durban could do that too. Just wait a little bit and see what happens. And please dont give it anymore fertilizers.
If the plants runs out of nutrients, it will flower a little bit faster than a plant that can use a hole bunch it.

norahm · 09-11-2013, 12:21 AM

I grew some Danish Durban two seasons ago at a very similar latitude, they finished in late September. Thick but not many buds.

Grandad · 09-11-2013, 11:54 PM

Thanks Norahm. From the looks of things I'm in my second week flowering and I have very branchy plants. Amazing how the same genes can differ. Will put up pics tomorrow

What was the quality of the high and total yield of yours like?

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Grandad · 09-22-2013, 06:01 PM

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Pinnate · 09-23-2013, 11:11 AM

At 52n Gerry, I'm assuming the Southern counties, Cork, Kerry, Waterford . . .
Botrytis will be a real problem in wet weather and even late October looks optimistic, judging from your shots!
If they were mine, I'd be sorely tempted to lift them into buckets and put them under MH or HPS to finish them properly . . .

shroomyshroom · 09-23-2013, 11:43 AM

are these still available ?

therevverend · 09-23-2013, 02:02 PM

If you can't move them under a light inside I'd still put them in buckets destroying as little of the root system as possible. Then you can move them inside at night and into a sunnier spot on better days. Otherwise the mold will hit you hard.

09-01-2013, 06:09 PM	#1
Grandad Member Join Date: Jul 2004 Posts: 198	Danish Durban Hi Esbe, I have a couple of Danish Durban on the go at 52N. They're just starting to flower now (I hope). Am a bit disappointed with this flowering time. I'm looking at the end of October now for these? Any more info on the variety, flowering characteristics etc would be appreciated. The sun is getting lower in the sky now - they're just getting about 2.5 hours of direct sun. This will decrease - they were getting 4 hours a month ago. Can plants finish without much sun in your experience? Thanks, G.
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Fibber_Magees Member Join Date: Feb 2010 Posts: 176	Dude, there isnt much going on in this Forum right now, so im tryin to help you. I have a male Erdpurt on my balkony area that recieved only 3h sunlight in the best state. Allthough it growed into a wonderfull small plant even without much sun. If you are lucky, your Durban could do that too. Just wait a little bit and see what happens. And please dont give it anymore fertilizers. If the plants runs out of nutrients, it will flower a little bit faster than a plant that can use a hole bunch it.
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norahm Member Join Date: Jan 2011 Posts: 86	I grew some Danish Durban two seasons ago at a very similar latitude, they finished in late September. Thick but not many buds.
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Grandad Member Join Date: Jul 2004 Posts: 198	Thanks Norahm. From the looks of things I'm in my second week flowering and I have very branchy plants. Amazing how the same genes can differ. Will put up pics tomorrow What was the quality of the high and total yield of yours like? .
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09-23-2013, 11:11 AM	#8
Pinnate Member Join Date: Jun 2013 Posts: 86	At 52n Gerry, I'm assuming the Southern counties, Cork, Kerry, Waterford . . . Botrytis will be a real problem in wet weather and even late October looks optimistic, judging from your shots! If they were mine, I'd be sorely tempted to lift them into buckets and put them under MH or HPS to finish them properly . . .
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shroomyshroom Doing what we do because we are who we are Join Date: Sep 2008 Posts: 2,765	are these still available ? __________________ Life is to short to cry over sloppy seconds "I paused and then gained composure I was curious I wanted some form of closure So I moved closer and I asked her "Are you God?" She replied "No I'm just that part of you you're yet to get to know Your moment of clarity" Disclaimer: Warning! Information related to the use of illegal drugs are for information purposes only and are the sole expressions of the individual authors opinion only. I do not promote the use of these substances and the information contained within this publication is not intended to persuade or encourage the use or possession of illegal substances. These substances should be used only under the advice and supervision of a qualified, licensed physician
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therevverend Member Join Date: Dec 2012 Location: NW Posts: 701	If you can't move them under a light inside I'd still put them in buckets destroying as little of the root system as possible. Then you can move them inside at night and into a sunnier spot on better days. Otherwise the mold will hit you hard.
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