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the webbing/ covering is for the frost . luckily i havnt seen any mites to be honest there doesnt seem to be any pests that are attracted to them , im more worried about my goats getting to them :o

hash is better than nothing so i count myself lucky if i get anything ;) for next season i'll be doing a fare bit more research and hopefully i will have built my greenhouse thanks for your advice

Thank you backtracker im gonna need it :/ do me a favour please keep your fingers crossed for me :)

i think that's probably going to happen in the end :( my fault i suppose sowing unknown seeds and hoping for the best the thing is here in Poland the growing season is really short . a normal year the last frost is around mid May but this year our last frost was June 14th :o and we had our first...

i build a makeshift enclosure for it basically 4 posts some plastic shrink wrap and frost covers for the top but last night dropped below 30 so pretty worried thanks

i have a small green house attached to the side of the house and was thinking about putting them there so lighting shouldn't be an issue plus the wall its on is south facing. cheers

Thanks for your help

the top and bottom are open so air circulation shouldn't be too bad and i normally chuck a frost cover on top if its gonna be a cold night. woke up this morning though and the temp was 40 fahrenheit but it was obvious there was a light frost , at the moment the average day temp is between 53 &...

Its planted in the ground :( will i stress the plants too much by putting them in pots ?

Thanks for the reply Dabbin i think im gonna need all the luck in the world if im to harvest anything :) jeez 5 weeks i better keep my fingers crossed for some decent weather .

Hiya fellow greenfingers :) This is my first grow so please be gentle i got some seeds from friend that were in a small jar so basically its a gold mine of god knows what :D i soaked 10 in water 5 of which germinated after a month or so i planted them outside in a sand,topsoil and rabbit manure...