the english outdoor thread

1jcw

1jcw

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gugfugr said:
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.
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personally i'd not transport them with this rain, the roots don't like to be constantly wet, seems like this week it's going to be raining, but don't worry with the yellowing of your plant, just add some nutes, the church strain likes to have a healthy dose of nutes, more then the majority of strains out there.
 
Hedgehunter

Hedgehunter

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hi all , big bang is not a good outdoor strain imo, having flowered them twice now... they are a 10 week strain through and through , i will be growing some early girls
 
Dr. greenthumbs

Dr. greenthumbs

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do you think that it is very inadvisable to grow such strains as white widow outdoor in England. if so how expensive is it to get a simple indoor set up becuse i should have the space but im pretty damn po.
 
gugfugr

gugfugr

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I would grow outdoors because this summer is ment to be really good although im not sure if strains like white widow would make it.
 
Ultra Haze

Ultra Haze

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Today I just started growing 19 swiss cheese plants, and 8 bagseed outdoor in a greenhouse in North East England, after they all get about 1ft high I'll move them outdoor. I grew last year and that was with a much more demanding strain, so hopefully this year's going to be so much better. Anyway, I'd like to know if anybody else is growing guerilla like me, or do you all have it in your gardens?
 
BudBrain

BudBrain

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my 3 babies have hit 3 ft already gonna flower 1 i think n let da other 2 do there thing. will get sum pics up asap.

.....p.s KEEP THIS THREAD ALIVE
 
gugfugr

gugfugr

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i was reading weed world last night and they said some very good outdoor plants for england are from th seeds. A-train and MK- ultra. it isnt often you get canabus cup winners that do well outdoors in the northen hemishpere.
 
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greeni

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I myself have just started 4 kc brains- northern lights special, They r about 6 days old now, they are stretching abit cos there on the window sil, I've been putting em outside to climatize, I think the sooner there outside the better cos they should stop stretching, Fingers crossed cos i'm prayin for my own bud grown in ma garden, i can't think ov anything sweeter than real garden grown BUD##
 
steve1978

steve1978

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is anyone still here? i'm growing two early misty outdoors and 4 feminized voodoo indoors. i had a bit of trouble with white fly a couple of days ago so sprayed with bug clear however that seems to have left a most of the growth look a bit ropey. any ideas on a more naturel way to stop the little fuckers? and bud brian where did you get the tent from? i need one its a pain in the arse putting em inddors every time i see a cloud! (most days) any way come on guys lets keep this thread going i'm sure theirs alot of people who want to grow outdoors in england but arnt sure which strains are best. lets find out!!!!
 
steve1978

steve1978

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nice i'll have to get me one of them tents and i may invest in a mosquito net for the door as i've already had white fly twice! thx for the link and it seem well worth it, i would worry about root rot if it was constantly in shit weather!
 
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alan666

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hey guys, im uk based too, brumish lol, any way try superkunk, sensiseed, soo easy to growgeneraly, very misgiving too, descent yield and nice to toke.
 
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