cheers Mo' , outside temps are cold around 17 degrees celsius, and 8 degrees overnight! they may go more purple yet!
i'll watch them carefully, i have to be careful of the rain, and keep them out, cause that will cause frost burn at night time.
will do
i'll leave the smallest plant out there with the double heads in the orange pot, the other 2 have a decent little yield for a couple of heads, with this extreme cold weather i'm actually quite shocked they are still growing this well, must be a very tough plant!! i won't leave it to the point of being dead ofcourse, but it will be very 'ripe' i noticed one 1 clone i did like this with this strain , when i left it around 11-12 weeks, it became a very strong cherry type smell, not as aromatic but more like a wine flavour, i still have some left.....
all i do during the beginnings of flowering is give the base, and underneath of the leves a good soak with pyrethrum & Garlic spray, it keeps most bugs at bay, i took some more outdoor shots before in the dark, got some A! shots, i'll post a couple soon
lol, thanx man!! yeah, i love the contrast effect against the black of the night, sometimes a little harder to get a clear shot, it has a little infra red sensor that sees close up, but not far away, it will focus in the total darkness upto around 12 inches or so with the ir sensor, very handy, i got a beaut spider shot somewhere on the HD taken at night time..it was a lucky shot, it ran as soon as the flash went off
ewwww bugs!
only found 2 eggs on the whole plant, and i looked for a good hour...nice an early, nothing will want to be in the room after a good fog out, it's probably my own fault, with the outdoor plants having bugs no matter what, and i did bring them inside, a bug could easily have flown off in that time....little bastards will find your plants no matter how hidden they are! they are in search of a heathy green plant to lay their eggs on, the eggs suck the sap from the stems, and that itself can cause problems, the flies themselves, well they are like little drills, and leave little scattered lines where they eat out their trails on the leaves....i have seen an entire branch eaten overnight by a decent little white fly family (say 10 or more flies) i have been lucky in my grows being as obsessive as i am, if somethings on my plant , i'll know about it sooner rather than later
some nice daylight pics, weathers sik, soaking up those sun's rays!!
lol, thankyou Mo' she is a very clean chickenShe is beautiful! I want a farm with fresh eggs, milk, fruits, and vegetables
with lots of attitude, if we leave the door open for 1 second, she will sprint inside
