the english outdoor thread
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Richie LxP
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b0bdyl4n420
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would you like to come over for tea and crumpets?
Richie LxP
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Hollands Hope. does very well in the shit weather. http://www.cannabis-seeds.co.uk/products/290/hollands-hope.html
Any of the "early" strains eg. Early Misty, Early Sunk or Early Girl.
i would start an irish growers thread but 1. growing upsidedown has already been covered 2. it wud do me in to hear your crop was ruined cos ur track record at growing aint great. 'the potato famin.'3. there aint enough irish to fill a thread.Screw england.
Go Ireland!
Richie LxP
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Your very funny. By the way, there is an Irish growers thread.
+ Rep For being a Douche Bag.
Richie LxP
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I was only trying to get a bit of a giggle out of ya . Sound for the rep mate.+Rep for the + Rep.
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Anonononymous
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Afghani Big Bud =]
It's mostly indica so it should mature early enough to avoid the mould us UK growers hate
It's mostly indica so it should mature early enough to avoid the mould us UK growers hate
MidnightGardner
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Hi Guys
I have just joined, going for my first grow this year.
Hollands hope and Mango are on the cards, for various locations on the Norfolk Broads.
Joy of so many waterways, loads of secluded locations that have not seen life for years only accessible by boat.
Be nice to see how it goes.
I have just joined, going for my first grow this year.
Hollands hope and Mango are on the cards, for various locations on the Norfolk Broads.
Joy of so many waterways, loads of secluded locations that have not seen life for years only accessible by boat.
Be nice to see how it goes.
stoopy
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I hope that the UK finally establishes a land race, some of the old school growers must have some acclimated strains, start breeding, that would be really cool to obtain a UK island only genotype tough enough for the weather, keep up the good work and pollinate here and there for your own distinctive sub-species, the ladies will eventually learn to resist mould in any conditions, the Church seems to be popular in the UK, but we want the Queen Mother! Shit, if they can do it in Holland... This year I went Sensi, Guerillas Gusto and Early Girl... Think about all those Canadian growers.
MidnightGardner
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Hi Guys
First ever grow, i have gone for Mango and Hollands Hope.
First ever grow, i have gone for Mango and Hollands Hope.
BRITISH BUD
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NIce one for starting this thread ! more specific info is needed especially with our shitty climate. i'm a first timer growin early misty outdoors and it seems to be takin the weather nicely if that's of any interest to anyone.
gugfugr
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wow i love mango one of my favrite strains ever. the high isnt amazing but i just cant get over the smell. will mango grow in england? i've started with "the church" thev bin growing at a mates tiny little greenhouse for almost a month there about 10inch. tall, i desperatly want to get them to my grow spot because they seem to be getting bigger every day but the weather is so shite this week.
do you guys think i should just transport them anyway, whats a little rain giong to do right?
o ya and the bigger leaves are starting to turn slightly yellowish and go abit wrinkly is this a sign that i should trtansport them to my grow site so the roots can
grow without restriction. or should i just add some fertilizer for nitrate defeincy?
SOMEONE PLEASE REPLY.
do you guys think i should just transport them anyway, whats a little rain giong to do right?
o ya and the bigger leaves are starting to turn slightly yellowish and go abit wrinkly is this a sign that i should trtansport them to my grow site so the roots can
grow without restriction. or should i just add some fertilizer for nitrate defeincy?
SOMEONE PLEASE REPLY.