Did another water run along the railway plots this evening.
I'm pleased to note that all the plants are doing just great. Even the wee Short Term Amnesia that was severely topped (probably by a fox) is recovering and growing away. Pretty happy that most seem to be thriving. Majority of autos are now in early flower, just the semi-autos are still vegging. There's been no repeat of the cages blowing / being knocked over, which is a bit of a relief.
Another month to six weeks and some of the autos might be ready to harvest!
A few pics, some camera shake on a few but evening light is tricky to photograph in using a phone... Anyway hopefully gives an idea of how things are going.
Slaughtered Lamb
Bit of lower leaf dieback, they've been nibbled by something. Otherwise healthy if a bit small.
Outdoor UK Auto
Bit of a Lowryder style auto this. Still, looks healthy enough.
Here's the two of them
Joshua
Hasn't grown that much since last visit, pacing herself maybe. About 40cm high. Some signs of early flower.
Fast Serious 6 Glue
This girl's getting quite tall - about 70cm at the moment. No sign of flower yet, so she may well get larger still.
Mandarin Panties Auto
Another tall girl, again not flowering yet but can't be far off.
Nightmare
This lady is not quite as tall as the other two, and definitely in flower. Apart from a few yellowing leaves lower down she appears to be thriving outdoors.
Thunder Banana Auto
She's stayed fairly small, might make to 60cm eventually I suppose. Early flowering in progress.
Five autos in a row
C99 x Blueberry
She's about 45/50cm tall, no flowers yet and looking lush so I expect she may stretch a bit still.
Short Term Amnesia
The two undamaged girls are flowering, they're not exactly tall but doing just fine. The damaged plant in the middle is fighting back, good to see how tough this strain is.
RK62
Steady progress from this quartet and they are all girls! What are the odds? They've stayed relatively short but I have a feeling this strain could get big with enough soil per plant.
Seem to be three distinct phenos there, which is interesting.
All very encouraging I must say. We have a week of blazing sunshine and warm temperatures ahead, hopefully the plants will love it.