The Irish Growers Thread!
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Easter1916
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Attitude is a good seed bank and they always give away freebies and yes they will arrive at your house with no probs
darren121
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anyone used this before to help flowering Comfrey Pellets
i still having problems with bites out of my leaves so i got some baby ladybirds coming lava so hopefully that will sort it
Natural plant feed and soil conditioner. NPK, trace elements, vitamins, minerals and hormones
Generations of gardeners the world over have valued the richness and diversity of Comfrey constituents, NPK, trace elements, vitamins, minerals and hormones. Little wonder, then that comfrey has been named 'treasure of the garden'.
Used with traditional gardening methods, Comfrey Pellets noticeably accelerate plant growth, flowering and fruiting whilst enriching your soil with organic matter and minerals, essential for the long-term health of your vegetable garden.
The medicinal and nutritive qualities of comfrey have been known to man for at least 2000 years.
i still having problems with bites out of my leaves so i got some baby ladybirds coming lava so hopefully that will sort it
Natural plant feed and soil conditioner. NPK, trace elements, vitamins, minerals and hormones
Generations of gardeners the world over have valued the richness and diversity of Comfrey constituents, NPK, trace elements, vitamins, minerals and hormones. Little wonder, then that comfrey has been named 'treasure of the garden'.
Used with traditional gardening methods, Comfrey Pellets noticeably accelerate plant growth, flowering and fruiting whilst enriching your soil with organic matter and minerals, essential for the long-term health of your vegetable garden.
The medicinal and nutritive qualities of comfrey have been known to man for at least 2000 years.
Jay_normous
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can't believe that i forgot about germinating some seeds..
strawberry cough
8 mile high
Wonder women
Purple widow
Thai
and a couple of seeds from my own..
I nearly killed them by having the tissue too wet, then I took the lid off and forgot about it..
Feckin' gutted..
strawberry cough
8 mile high
Wonder women
Purple widow
Thai
and a couple of seeds from my own..
I nearly killed them by having the tissue too wet, then I took the lid off and forgot about it..
Feckin' gutted..
Easter1916
Active Member
Can you nurse them back to health ?
Just having problems with my grow also I think they needed a good watering even tough the soil was moist 2" down the pots got very light and the leaves started dropping. I hoping they bounce back they were going so well
Jay_normous
Well-Known Member
Not a chance I'm afraid the tissue has dried hard... almost like a fossell..!! I opened the kitchen roll and could see that most had a tap root coming out..
By weight is much better indication if a plant needs water...
Easter1916
Active Member
Unlucky man , have you more seeds ? They came back to life 30 mins after i watered them thank god just before the light went out @ 9pm
Fallen Buckshot
Member
Thats why i NEVER use the paper towel method .. especially if i paid for seeds .. always start em in peat pots / rapidrooters / seedling soil mix....they will pop if they are going to and it leaves so much more room for error.
Bad luck Jay .. looks like you would've had some nice strains
Bad luck Jay .. looks like you would've had some nice strains
Jay_normous
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Ah well, live and learn...
L4D
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nearly into week4,havin the craic,not a bother
nearly into week4,havin the craic,not a bother
Easter1916
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Whats the craic lads hope ye can answer these for me
How long on average does it take from switching to 12/12 to see pistils ?
Do you count flowering weeks from the switch or start of pistil development ?
How long on average does it take from switching to 12/12 to see pistils ?
Do you count flowering weeks from the switch or start of pistil development ?
Easter1916
Active Member
You could put them into 70 hours of darkness and I would bet they will show sex but I would just leave nature take its course - less stress is better , How light proof is your shed that could be your problem for them not flowering ?
Also the morning sun light is better for the plants so get them out as early as you can 11am I would think there missing out.
Easter1916
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nearly into week4,havin the craic,not a bother
Looks like your going to have some killer smoke mid september + rep nice plants
darren121
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shed is one vent in it put its coverd so very dark as soon as they show sex he said put them back to 12/12 the biggest plant r like over 4 half foot tall when he seen them nice good plants but if i wanted him to put under his lights he would have to crop them or his lights would burn them big munsters thy r lol sun usally hit my house all day shine right into green house was glad to see sun to day
Easter1916
Active Member
Hows everyone else getting on outdoors
Easter1916
Active Member
Here's my current garden
Jay_normous
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Looking well easter...
To answer your question earlier.. As you know all strain take different times, normally 2 weeks to show their sex and a week later you should start to see pitsils..
You probably know this already but.. dark time means dark time, any light during this time will only cause you a headache and a much longer flowering time..
To answer your question earlier.. As you know all strain take different times, normally 2 weeks to show their sex and a week later you should start to see pitsils..
You probably know this already but.. dark time means dark time, any light during this time will only cause you a headache and a much longer flowering time..
Easter1916
Active Member
Slight light leaks in my room I think I have only noticed now over going 12/12 since the lights come on a 9am - 9pm there is a slight bit of sunlight creeping into my room before and after lights .... Something I need to fix ASAP ... Thanks for the info ...Did your outdoor plants survive ?
Jay_normous
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They say about the brightness of the moon at night is the limit.. But darker the better..
Not been to the outdoor patch since removing giant ferns that had fallen over..
Hopefully get to see them over the weekend..
