outdoor crop ireland 2010 so far

[indicahybryd]

:thumbsup: updated pics 2 months to go

indicahybryd Reviewed by indicahybryd on 07-13-2010. outdoor crop ireland 2010 so far a friend contacted me to inspect his 2010 outdoor crop wow pic included this was on 10th june 2010 because of location soil was very dark as its near the bog but his little plantation stunned me it looked like something from jamaica his varietys are durban poison holland hope ruderallis skunk ledo uno and lambsbread soil ph was 6.0 but his advice was lots of p and k 13/14 or 9/10 keeps the nitrogen levels down if the good weather continues we can expect a bumper outdoor crop this Rating: 5

[indicahybryd]

some more pics theyve just started buding so 2 months to go fin gers crossed:thumbsup:

[preytec]

i was told before that these would grown wild in our environment, is that bull? i have a place picked out but i can't be going every week to tend to them. isn't there and strain that will just grow wild?

[thebeat]

Looking good! you reckon they will be done in late september!? :wtf: mine are around the same stage havent checked them in a while! hope i get a little homegrown bud!! :jointsmile:

[indicahybryd]

i was told before that these would grown wild in our environment, is that bull? i have a place picked out but i can't be going every week to tend to them. isn't there and strain that will just grow wild?

yup ruderalis indica or skunk

[RonnieJamesDio]

theyve just started buding so 2 months to go fin gers crossed:thumbsup:

I've just a quick question-are the plants auto-flowering or has the light pattern sufficiently changed since the longest day of the year to give roughly 12/12?
My plants are at a similar stage but I've grown them in pots outdoors and I'm currently moving them daily into a dark room at 8pm and taking them back out at 8am when heading off to work. Iâ??ve 7 plants and the seeds arenâ??t feminised so I've to wait and see how many I have to destroy.

[indicahybryd]

nope no auto flowering types there at all just good outdoor varietys
but feeding lots of bloom and pk 13/14 have started them budding
and kept them smallish

[mickrick]

I've just a quick question-are the plants auto-flowering or has the light pattern sufficiently changed since the longest day of the year to give roughly 12/12?
My plants are at a similar stage but I've grown them in pots outdoors and I'm currently moving them daily into a dark room at 8pm and taking them back out at 8am when heading off to work. Iâ??ve 7 plants and the seeds arenâ??t feminised so I've to wait and see how many I have to destroy.

indicahybryd must be looking at pre flowers bcos were still at 18/6..
going to be feckng monsters when they finish the stretch..in about a month..


mick.:thumbsup:

[indicahybryd]

these plants were all vegged 24hrs for 4 weeks then put out start of june
so theyve started to bud early is all simple

[mickrick]

these plants were all vegged 24hrs for 4 weeks then put out start of june
so theyve started to bud early is all simple

hey hows it going, they must be autos if ya think there in flower.. vegging 24/7 don't make them flower early ive been vegging 24/7 for yrs.photosynthsis dont kick in till theres less than 14 hours of light.. got some pics of them in flower..
stay safe.

mick.