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Heres two pics of my plants now.. Im working on getting a pH meter around here too.

Haha its cool man. I'll try and get a pH meter and sort it out. Thanks for putting in the effort to help me dude :cool:

Thanks bro ! :mrgreen:

My plants are recovering though. The parts that were brown and yellow are turning back into a healthy green colour since i moved them out of the direct sunlight. If it was a problem with the pH then the leaves would remain brown because nothing in the soil was changed when they got the heat...

Theres nothing around here atal man ! There might be some shops that sell them but you would have to drive for an hour to get there. Alright, I'll try and get a pH meter somehow. Why are you so sure that theres a problem with the pH though ?

The plants have been out of direct sunlight now for the past 3 days and they are recovering slowly, thank god ! @Jeffdogg : I dont have a pH meter so I cant. Im using mostly compost and since its compost from the Irish peat bogs, it'll be slightly acidic which is pretty much what you want. I...

Whats up everybody, The trouble is starting... One of the days the sun was beating down on the seedlings and I am pretty sure that they suffer from heat stress now. Must of been around 30 degrees in the bottles they were in. That was about 3 days ago. It killed the 2 smallest seedlings and very...

Whats up everyone, The plants cracked the surface about 10 days ago. They've been outside now for roughly 5 days. Heres some pictures of the 3 biggest seedlings and the tent they are in... Bless n love

Hahah thats weird ^^ Its just that nobody around here can afford a proper indoor grow setup. I prefer outdoor anyway. So much easier. :mrgreen: Exactly, we'll see in 2 months :) The 3 seedlings I put out are coming on very well. The first night I put them out, it was only 4 degrees, but they...

Transplanted the 3 bigger seedlings today. I have my tent thingy set up on a south-southwest facing hill side, over looking a lake. They'll get all the sun they need, if the weather plays along of course.. Now the wait begins... Bless n love

Hahah that would be pretty cool ^^

Haha yeah, the thin, see through plastic wrap that one uses to wrap sandwiches in ^^ It works, I tried it out before. I havn't mentioned this before, but it'll be a stealth grow. Its on someone elses fields that they dont use. I could of made a mini greenhouse out of glass or plastic sheets...

Heres a little update on my baby herbs. One of them is a bit slow, but im sure it'll catch up soon. Just to let ya'll know, when they are put outside, they will be inside a little tent I threw together out of cling film. Five pots just about fit into it, so it'll do. I will post pictures of...

Thanks for your advice dude. I didnt want to put them out yet as the weather was terrible the last few days. Its getting sunnier now, and they'll be transplanted tomorrow or on Friday. I might keep the small one in the house for a bit longer, until it gets strong enough for Ireland's climate.

Yeah man, everyone I know around here grows in poly tunnels. Only the bigger growers have Indoor set-ups, but thats only very very few. Yeah it sucked, but I learned alot about outdoor growing in this weather from that grow. It was my first grow too, so I didnt expect much. Hmm, thats...

Haha :) I know man, its such a gamble if you want to grow outdoors in Ireland, but I wanna give it a shot and hope for the best. Happy to hear that your interested. I tried to grow 3 Lowryder origionals last year, 2 died so there was one left, but due to all the stress it got kuz of the bad...

Whats up everyone, Im planning to grow five Lowryder 2s this summer. Since you dont get many people that grow outdoors in Ireland, I thought that this 'grow journal' will be helpful to those thinking of growing outdoors in a cold, wet country aswell. Anyway, lets get to the details. I bought...

Hope the weather gets better soon.. im planning to grow 3 Lowryders in the vast plains of Leitrim ;)

I know that this is an old thrad, but did it work out alright ?

Heres another update on my plant damage. Its getting very bad now. The leaves are getting crispy, twisted and look awful... I still dont know what the hell it is.. :/ Now im thinking it could be the PH but as im using compost, this shouldnt be the case.. Any suggestions?