First time grow - Greenhouse - Need some help

[loststix]

what site so can figure it out
outdoor premium mix could be anything and alot of sites have different types
but should be fine
they are a weed after all

[IrishSniper]

Well their not exactly a weed, but they are pretty resiliant

what kind of greenhouse and how did you cover it , any pics?

My greenhouse is almost exactly like this. http://www.activegardening.co.uk/com...greenhouse.jpg I just covered it with the black plastic you use for covering silage pits if you know that.

I prefer the sativa's myself, but it was a bit touch and go last year. I ended up only really harvesting one of the girls fully, the buds on the other two didn't fully develop due to not enough space in the greenhouse, nutrient problems and they started to develop powdery mildew at the last week of October. Which I mistaked for a THC crystals at first!! Oops!

I haven't tried any other strains before SLH was my first grow, I'm only 17. I didn't choose it very scientifically, the guy in the headshop was calling out sativa strains and I was just like "ya, that lemon one!" because I liked the name lol!

I have all my seeds germinating at the moment using the paper towel method. Currently the two Northern Lights x Big Bud have sprouted and they are now in peat cups in the sun room. I'll try keep ye updated with photos and stuff!

I have a good few bag seeds which i'm gonna start germinating and throwing out in some public places! A bit of overgrowing the government, its practically risk free. If their is a bit of a stir about it and people realise its just a plant like any other and isn't killing anyone, maybe they might open their minds a little bit!

Best of luck anyways everyone!

[Spamsandwich]

Been a while since I was last on. Since I have germinated all my seeds and have them well under way. All between 1 & 2 inches now. I don't intend keeping them all (10) in my green house as they will be a bit obvious. I live in the sticks, so I plan on planting about 6 outside. I have found a very discreet place in the field behind my house, there is a double hedge with an 8 foot gap in between. The northside hedge is thicker so there is plenty of shelter but there is a drop about 3 feetbehind the south hedge so sun will be some what restricted. It's all very overgrown at the moment. I will cut some of the brambles away to allow in as much light as I can. But as I said it will still be somewhat restricted. Now the questions. What do you think of my spot? Should I be trying to find another that has maximum sunshine for our climate?I can keep the plants hid behind the tomatoes in the gren house for a good while butwhen is the earliest I can replant outside? Do I need to protect against rabbits etc..? Talk to you all soon. Happy growing

[IrishSniper]

Here's a few photos of how the 6 girls are going this year. There going ok. Unfortunatly the did get a little root bound as I didn't have time to transplant soon enough. Bloody Leaving Cert! They are a bit droopy but seem to be recovering ok over the last few days. Some of the pics look really yellow but they are not like that. Its just the light. The are all green with the new growth being noticably lighter in colour. Anyone know what this is, just lack of nutrients. I have only started feeding them over the last few days and I am using tomato feed untill I can get proper cannabis nutes!

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[kush1991]

hey man just passing threw and reading your thread .. i am starting off growing my self but i am choosing to grow indoors .. im just woundering have you grown indoors be4

iv seen your pictures and i must admite your crop is looking good..
how u finding growning outdoors ??

[IrishSniper]

Nope I have never grown indoors so I can't help you there sorry.
Growing outdoor is fine, espesially if you have a greenhouse. Just stick them out and check on them every day or two, water and fertilise when needed and come sepetember you have a really nice crop for the year. All positives!

Best of luck with your grow man