Indoor SAWNEY BEAN. Pssst! Over here.

[Redeye Master]

 

[uk420man]

Day two of spraying. And the rest are on the go go go
Wee fly eggs were in a bag of soil. The joys. Lol. View attachment 1433731View attachment 1433732View attachment 1433733

That's the main reason i shifted over to coco, alway fruit flies/fungus knats eggs in the soil, i must say i am enjoying your diary, you're bloody growing everywhere possible.
uk420man

 

[uk420man]

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Everything is on track.
Seedlings are flying and the males are showing . result.
Last two pix hellraiser and small lecterView attachment 1440968View attachment 1440969View attachment 1440971View attachment 1440972View attachment 1440973

Is third photo showing russet mites/thrips!!!

 

[Sawney_bean]

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Nice wee chunky kebab dude .

 

[Redeye Master]

Nice wee chunky kebab dude .

Loool get it on the grill!!!!

I reckon a quarter of her unfortunately lol

 

[Sawney_bean]

@Redeye Master
Here is a wee run down of how I fill my pots . I decided to add my nutes dry for simplicity to show my method.
I use a large garden bag and to that I add my soil. I then fill a pot to the brim with just soil. Empty that full pot in to a larger container then add 2 spoon fulls of feed and mix in. I get rid of any lumps and twigs asci mix. Then empty back in to the pot and that's one.

My feed is a mix of blood fish bone and chicken poop. Its a full box of blood fish bone and two hand full of chicken poop pellet's. A rough mix. I will use this again in a few weeks.
I will do a wee update for you .

 

[Redeye Master]

@Redeye Master
Here is a wee run down of how I fill my pots . I decided to add my nutes dry for simplicity to show my method.
I use a large garden bag and to that I add my soil. I then fill a pot to the brim with just soil. Empty that full pot in to a larger container then add 2 spoon fulls of feed and mix in. I get rid of any lumps and twigs asci mix. Then empty back in to the pot and that's one.

My feed is a mix of blood fish bone and chicken poop. Its a full box of blood fish bone and two hand full of chicken poop pellet's. A rough mix. I will use this again in a few weeks.
I will do a wee update for you .View attachment 1488546View attachment 1488547View attachment 1488548View attachment 1488549View attachment 1488550

Appreciate that man! With your feed do u just add to the top Of your plants and water?

 

[Sawney_bean]

Appreciate that man! With your feed do u just add to the top Of your plants and water?

I feed them again at the 3 week mark with a top feed of the same nutes. And again on week 4,5,6,7,8, .
I will keep you updated mate as I go.

 

[Shiva's Mistress]

I specially breed my seeds for better F1's . I won't give away all my secrets but I do continue the generation's with the same vigour . As the generation's age I continue to lock in the desired traits . I haven't experienced a dud cross in years. I got good at this game with practice.

Thanks for the response!
Practice makes perfect!

 

[Shiva's Mistress]

UK people be dying in a 36C heat-wave.
Ganja be dancing and smiling, feeling she's back in her ancestral home.
The herb loves the heat and the sun!

Here's some shots of my Sawney Beans' mostly Lecters and a few Strawberry/Blue Nuggets:

Three pots with some Lecters and Nuggests about to plant out.
The beans were dropped on July 3 (Lecters) and 4 (Nuggets), popped on the 10th and 11th, so are 8 / 9 days out of the ground today.

A pair of happy young Lecters:

Larger Lecter and smaller Nuggets:

Another pair of larger Lecter and smaller Nuggets:

Older sister of the Lecters.
I think the seed was dropped (or popped?) on May 24.
This makes her almost 8 weeks old today.

Just started in a small cell pot in a community greenhouse,
transplanted out after about 15-20 days, a little root-bound, but okay.

Plant out is just dig a little hole in the ground, about 2L size/depth, and plant in.
Water every so often, and a handful of blood-fish-bone fert about a week okay, washed in.

Frost is on point for these Lecters!!

The new seedlings now planted out, in the same area as the older Lecter above:
The pair of Lecters:

Lector + Nuggets:

Lecter and Nuggets second pair:

Another earlier pair of Lecters, same age as the older one above, almost 8 weeks now:

They're in a different spot, a bit drier, poorer soil.
They picked up recently with the blood-fish-bone fertilizer wash in.

Smaller than the one above, but just as frosty!

Meanwhile, back home in the back yard, and two pots, each with a Lecter and a Nugget:

Will be looking to plant out soon.

Stay happy and hydrated people!

Love and hugs,
~MJS