I had afew autos out last year, will be starting more today as soon as i get home, if the weather in scotland is the same as the west of ireland then the buds wont be dense attal due to the lack of heat and light, it wont be trash either but the buds could turn out like the barney's farm's Dr. Grinspoon (i never got them but going by the shots on their website, the buds look like little grapes) anyways watch out for the bud rot, it sets in very easily due to the humidity although some strains are more resistant than others and you said yours were so i think you'll get some nice stuff, also if attal possible try to get some cover on them, a 5L bottle with the bottom cut off works well while theyr small, it works wonders! And they will take any wind and i mean ANY! Mine withstood >100mph winds last year, i was terrified that they would break or just be ripped outta ther pots, they took it well though, they were flat to the ground at times but when it was over they were fine and ended up with tree trunks for stemsIll post some shots of mine here once there going, i invested in a greenhouse recently so that should make a big diffrence, good luck man!
having some problems with leaf damage, one of the PM started to get munched a few days ago and looked with a 30x and 60x magnifier and cant see anything on the plant! trying one drop of dish soap in 1 liter of water sprayed with a fine mist top and bottom! plus the leafs are kinda curling down. any idea what it could be??
. I let them dry out before i water, i think they need transplanting, they have enough roots and upper growth that i think they will be able to survive outside, just waiting on the night temps to be a bit higher. thatnks for your thoughts DST
Afghan kush ryder, think it got a little shock when put out but seems to be slowly recovering!
this purple maroc sufferd no shock, and the two main heads are looking nice.
the last of the PMs, topped 5 times might do it another few time we'll see how they look.
