Hi dannyking ... appreciate you dropping by and thanks for the comments. Hey man, I've been in Galway and it's a great city. One of my favourite spots in Ireland. And you've got to be getting better weather down there (overall) than I am up here, although it is on the Atlantic coast I suppose, so maybe a bit wet and breezy at times?
Thanks for your positive comments as usual kulan. Feel a bit embarrassed now that I see "those pots" in the pics - a bit fancy pancy aren't they (LOL)? So far so good though - the leaves are nice and perky as they used to be, even though the sun is long gone (rain at last). That's something I've noticed over the last four to seven days or so - as soon as the sun dropped the leaves just seemed to wilt and look half dead. I now DEFINITELY think it was a heat problem. This evening they are healthy looking. I just hope they stay like that.
Well worth the money anyway for future grows!
Cool, thanks for the suggestion Gigglepipmp. Hadn't heard of it before. It could well save a lot of heatrache later on. Cheers manHey man if your after femmed seeds it may be worth getting some dutch master reverse. Particularly if growing outside as it'l prevent them from going hermie!
Sounds like your growing a green thumb there kulan hunter. Good idea to give your outdoor plants the benefit of the run off etc - glad they like it, and very discerning of them
Hi Alto, thanks for you interest and kind remarks. Things do seem to have settled down. I can report that, so far at least, re-potting the plants has done no harm and they're looking nice and green today - they seem to be enjoying a little break from the sun for the time being, but hopefully it won't stay away TOO long LOL.Plants are growing nicely I would not worry too much about your yellowish burnt looking leaves unless it gets worse seems like you have things under control anyway
Hey man. Im on the other side of the country from you. I have a tent grow going at the moment. 5 white widows. Took clones and am thinking of moving 2 outside. Also have the moher in a veg room but shes getting very big for the space so may move her outside too. Also got 5 feminised brainsorm and 5 feminised twilight from dutch passion so germed 3 of each. 2 of each for my indoor tent and then im taking one of each for outdoors. Mosly as an experiment to see if they can survive in a irish summer on on the east coast. Will start a grow journal in a while.
I dont want to get off the point of this thread but i feel i hae to answer. Firstly as a canadian i feel that you dont really qualify to argue this point. Being irish myself I have more of an opinion. Great Britain is Scotland wales and england. Many people from the north will feel that northern ireland is a country unto itself and do not swear any alligence to the crown. Also the north is something that the uk wants sometimes but on other occaisions it doesnt. In sport for example. Eddie Irvine was a fantastic formula one driver. When he won races the union jack was raised beside his name. when he was in trouble or did anything controversial he was irish. In hindsight it would have been better if the english had just left ireland as a full nation and could have prevented 30 years of bloodshed and all the hatred that is bred into people stillErm, UK stands for "The United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland", Great Britain being the union of Britain (England and Wales) and Scotland. So, yeah, Scotland and Northern Ireland are both definitely part of the UK.
That said, wicked looking grow. I can't wait until I get back to Canada and can start growing in the great outdoors too
There's no qualifications needed, mate - I'm not trying to debate the errors and transgressions of the British Empire here, I'm just stating facts. I live in the UK. I've got mates and co-workers who were born and raised in Northern Ireland - they ARE UK citizens and UK citizens *only*. That's just a fact - I'm not saying anyone has to like it and I'm not saying that *I* like it - shit, I sympathise with the hell Northern Ireland's been put through. It's just the way it is and pretending it isn't so doesn't make it go away.
