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yes i agree there but it was mentioned with plants in the ground,if you grow in pots in a hot climate and especially the black ones then common sense should dictate the pots have to be shaded or protected in some way.. the mulch will indeed to start to break down when wet but mulching helps...

thats me ...blunt and to the point..:-)

yes pictures please...:-)

oh i agree with the mulching,i have pushed the very same line many times. most people that grow in hot weather use mulch as a standard practice. lol ..no need to get testy..:-) that is the only bit i disagree with....:joint:

bloody kids...who'd have them...:-)

Nope, mine get full sun from sunup to sunset no shade at all,i get well over the 100 deg throughout the day's in summer and that is there best growth cycle. indoors i can understand the heat problem but outdoors i am yet to run into a marijuana plant that stops growing when the temps get to the...

bought myself an aerogarden out in the herbs that came with it ,all except the chives(got plenty in my outdoor garden)and i put in a marijuana seed to see how it would grow. it grew so well i decided to give it a prune(yep she looks a bit bald now)

well here is my old mother sativa X in the ground,still a bit cold but spring is not far around the corner. should see some good growth as it warms up....:-)

the only trouble is that i have 4 foot of clay then twelve foot of limestone under me. no chance of me digging into that..:-)

yes that is what i was told when it was given to me,but not knowing the history of it i was not to sure... thanks shroomy

i have just got my internet connection back(changed from dialup to two way sat) so i have some updating to do i will get it done next week. as i have a pretty busy weekend ahead of me..

lookin real good........................

the K.I.S.S principle ,this is something all growers should do..:-) +rep

i will be growing (top left) seeds from her that i crossed with (dont have a photo at the moment)this one its the same but a hermie. so i am hoping for at least 2 to 3 lb per plant...:-)

well that is a tough one to answer, i get very hot summers gets to 130 deg f,but mostly it is a dry heat we get the odd humid day but thats it.my plants seem to thrive out here,full sun all day. and my friend grows more coastal and it is quite humid and his seem to thrive as well.. i think it...

great looking plants,they should do you proud..:-)

love the invisible plants..great photo's..:-)

looking good chewwy...lookin real good.:-)

mmmmmmmmmmm i like cheese,chedder cheese,blue vein cheese,costella bleu blue and white mould,yumm moldy cheese

i was hoping you would have shed some light on this post....lol