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Today sunrises at 4:50am & sunset is about 11:20pm and it only gets truly dark for about an hour or two. This is a little trick I use early in the season to protect new plants from Frost, maybe it will help you. I build wire cages and then wrap them with saran wrap that I can cover the plants...

Thank you Rob and get away for that information on those seeds I researched a little bit on both of them and if I can get them through this year I will definitely be putting them in the garden next year

Looking good I'll stay tuned in throughout the summer and watch your progress.

Honestly I do not know where the master Kush came from I got clones from my friend

Can't wait to see the pics brother

The northern light auto, six days since the last pics. The last time you saw these two master Kush plants was two weeks ago.

You won't be able to trust how mine do you have much nicer weather in Spain than I do in Alaska your,s would probably do way better than mine will.

Yes that would be the best thing to do for using your goat Manure. What I would do if I were you for the stuff that you already have growing this year is Feed your plants with a water-soluble fertilizer like 8–5–5 would probably be good twice a week or maybe even every other day.

Goat manure makes an excellent soil conditioner for new gardens, as well as established gardens. It improves the soil texture so it uses water more efficiently and allows more oxygen to reach the plants' roots. Goat manure, like all manures, offers a low-cost, natural source of nitrogen and...

Fresh animal manure, including goat manure, can contain pathogens that can make people sick. Always use well-composted goat manure, especially if you're using the manure on edible crops. If you opt to use goat manure that is rotted but not composted, apply it at least 120 days before harvesting...

Nirvana seeds has them on sale right now for the next few days better get you some. I will keep a record of the grow on my thread(Best cold climates seeds) Under outdoor growing

Looks fantastic, can't wait to see how they look after they take root.

I just purchased some og Kush They shipped today should be in the ground in a little over a week, should get an August harvest out of them. I made a boo boo with my Northern lights autos, first time growing autos and I didn't know that you were not supposed to transplant them so the OG Kush is...

If you are in a hurry try buying some steer manure with compost it's about two dollars for a One cubic foot bag. It's cheap and it works, just don't over do it

I just purchased some OG Kush auto's last night they're shipping today should be here in about a week, I will add them to the garden as well. They should be here in time for a August harvest.

Good morning silky I've never used goat manure but I have used other types of manure and in my experience you should pile it up add grass clippings and food waste from the house throughout the whole season. You should allow ample time for it to compost Before using it.

I Think I may have made the same mistake, I also used Pete Potts and moved them out to the garden. I will hope for the best. Maybe I'll get lucky.

I would say 4 ounces is a very large yield from a auto from what I've read.

Right on green Bogart gives me something to look forward to.