My backyard 2009
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Better start a caterpillar throwing contest.... 
Yer gardens are very interesting this year, lots of little experiments... Thats how it should always be.... We should always be learning how to be better cultivators, plus its just plain fun! I've been seeing a lot of those topsey turveys around here. This is a major tomato producing state anyway.. We're known for a great climate for growing good tomatos... I wouldn't expect you'll need to do much training on it since gravity and wind will let the branches lay sideways and produce more branching.... Boy this is going to be fun!
For those spidermites, get a spray bottle with just water... They hate water... Spray the abaxial and adaxial leaf surfaces... They will hide out underneath where its dry... Keep on them, and open the greenhouse to outdoor beneficials... They won't be around for long... What do you plan to do with all the flower mass on the RD x (Heaven x erdpurt)? You could probably clip a bit off with scissors, but I like the look of that growing point on top, keep it moving!
The garden's full of happy plants, and its going to get even more full... How many more are yet to be transplanted? By the way when ya transplant, its best to have a sprinkle of water going in circles around the plant to prevent pooling and runoff of water, which causes soil compaction. Compaction is the reduction of porespace in the soil, which means less oxygen will get to the roots versus a soil that hasn't been compacted.... Think a light rain shower versus a flood....
Don't blink, in a few short weeks the garden soil will almost completely disappear in a thick blanket of lush green foliage.... Great job this year, my friend! Thanks so much for sharing in the fun with us! 
Yer gardens are very interesting this year, lots of little experiments... Thats how it should always be.... We should always be learning how to be better cultivators, plus its just plain fun! I've been seeing a lot of those topsey turveys around here. This is a major tomato producing state anyway.. We're known for a great climate for growing good tomatos... I wouldn't expect you'll need to do much training on it since gravity and wind will let the branches lay sideways and produce more branching.... Boy this is going to be fun!
For those spidermites, get a spray bottle with just water... They hate water... Spray the abaxial and adaxial leaf surfaces... They will hide out underneath where its dry... Keep on them, and open the greenhouse to outdoor beneficials... They won't be around for long... What do you plan to do with all the flower mass on the RD x (Heaven x erdpurt)? You could probably clip a bit off with scissors, but I like the look of that growing point on top, keep it moving!
The garden's full of happy plants, and its going to get even more full... How many more are yet to be transplanted? By the way when ya transplant, its best to have a sprinkle of water going in circles around the plant to prevent pooling and runoff of water, which causes soil compaction. Compaction is the reduction of porespace in the soil, which means less oxygen will get to the roots versus a soil that hasn't been compacted.... Think a light rain shower versus a flood....
Don't blink, in a few short weeks the garden soil will almost completely disappear in a thick blanket of lush green foliage.... Great job this year, my friend! Thanks so much for sharing in the fun with us!
Yes, this is a very pretty plant health. I wish all the best this plant until the end, but to others.
I will follow you as always Paddi!
StickyFingerz
Member
this is going to be an interesting turnout....lots of awsome plants here
Thanks Friends :smile::smile::smile:
pipeline. It have never been necessary for me to really fight insect-problems outside.
But it can be a problem in the gh....Thanks for your comment :smile:
Family-visit. Young eyes help me spotting females and males.....well, the males I´m very good spotting myself, but them girl-preflowers can be hard to see with my eyes...hehe
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pipeline. It have never been necessary for me to really fight insect-problems outside.
But it can be a problem in the gh....Thanks for your comment :smile:
Family-visit. Young eyes help me spotting females and males.....well, the males I´m very good spotting myself, but them girl-preflowers can be hard to see with my eyes...hehe
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dragongrower
Active member
Looks very good, paddi
daum paddi they look super great.
can I get more info on the albino seedling.
can I get more info on the albino seedling.
hey paddi , u make me think of him ---->http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GNbpyshSOSA&feature=related
you keep pumping pics lol
It's gonna be beautiful when they are gonna flower , if I can take holiday , i would LOVE to come to your harvest party
you keep pumping pics lol
It's gonna be beautiful when they are gonna flower , if I can take holiday , i would LOVE to come to your harvest party
coming along nicely bro 
..you got me thinking about the upside dowm plant thing.
mmmmmmmmmmm if i take my hood off my lamp i could fit more plants in my room hanging for the roof= could look like a jungle = nuggs all over the place = more nuggs to toke toke toke toke ....sorry man ive been toking to much wake and bake baby >>hell yah
keep it green
highlander
..you got me thinking about the upside dowm plant thing.mmmmmmmmmmm if i take my hood off my lamp i could fit more plants in my room hanging for the roof= could look like a jungle = nuggs all over the place = more nuggs to toke toke toke toke ....sorry man ive been toking to much wake and bake baby >>hell yah
keep it green
highlander
hey paddi, this my first post here. you are the man by the way! i love all pictures, thank you for them. i was curious to see if you have recent pictures of the one that you were re- vegging. also im a prop215 patient in cali , and can i legally order seeds? if so where should i order for outdoor stains.
how are your plants flowering already? mine are barely a foot tall
Genes
Outdoor genetics fit for the Danish climate often show semi-autoflowering traits, and males flower very early.
I see you were growing stuff like White Widow last year - that's something totally different
@Paddi really looks like you're getting ready for another great year in the garden - thumbs up!
Outdoor genetics fit for the Danish climate often show semi-autoflowering traits, and males flower very early.
I see you were growing stuff like White Widow last year - that's something totally different
@Paddi really looks like you're getting ready for another great year in the garden - thumbs up!
Thanks all my good friends :smile::smile::smile:
cheesebud - not much to say about the albino. It´s gonna die soon.
I had one some years ago and a few this year. It seems that Auto-Lhotse have a small risk for albinos
THC123...LOL...Growing in my backyard gives me the energi
esbe, yeah man, I got blisters on my fingers...lol
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cheesebud - not much to say about the albino. It´s gonna die soon.
I had one some years ago and a few this year. It seems that Auto-Lhotse have a small risk for albinos
THC123...LOL...Growing in my backyard gives me the energi
esbe, yeah man, I got blisters on my fingers...lol
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