SmokeyDeHerb
Hiding it from The Wife!
Ok, First things first...
These are all going to be grown 100% outdoors, not ideal as i am in the UK but all of my indoor gear is currently being used in Grey Donkeys loft for our shared grow. And by all i mean ALL... lights, nutes, meters the lot. Obviously the nutes aren't an issue but the other stuff is.
I grew outdoors last year with a degree of sucess but they were all started indoors and for anybody thinking of an outdoor venture i strongly recommend doing this.
So... what do we got?
I have 2 thunder dragons in 12.5L airpots that were started early April but because the weather was absolutely shite they didn't do much. I ended up having to buy a mini greenhouse (not much room in my yard) 3 weeks ago and they have picked up real well but given how old they are i'm not sure how well they'll do
Here they are when they first went into the den... remember they were about 4 weeks at this point...
And here they are today 3 weeks later...
As you can see one of the poor little buggers was breakfast dinner and tea for some nasty little bug which was unceramoniously slaughtered when i found it:howdy:
I have also just started 2 of mossy's as-of-yet-unamed dragons and 2 Black Dragons, although i am having difficulties with these. No problems germing them but as of yet i've only had 1 of the nameless dragons sprout. Not sure what i've been doing wrong, possible that it is too humid/moist in the greenhouse (it collects a LOT of condensation) so i have put another 2 BD's and 1 ?D in to germ.
The plan with these is to have one of each in 12.5L airpots and the others in normal 8 or 10 inch pots... depends on space really
Here is the ? Dragon that has sprouted...
I'll be updating as and when they is anything worthwhile posting so apologies if I don't update regularly. Fortunately the weather this week is set to be sunny with temps in the high 70's although they could drop back next week.
Ah the unpredictability of the Great British weather...
Any tips or pointers, pretty much anything that will help me get the most from these babies in this climate, will be greatfully received.
These are all going to be grown 100% outdoors, not ideal as i am in the UK but all of my indoor gear is currently being used in Grey Donkeys loft for our shared grow. And by all i mean ALL... lights, nutes, meters the lot. Obviously the nutes aren't an issue but the other stuff is.
I grew outdoors last year with a degree of sucess but they were all started indoors and for anybody thinking of an outdoor venture i strongly recommend doing this.
So... what do we got?
I have 2 thunder dragons in 12.5L airpots that were started early April but because the weather was absolutely shite they didn't do much. I ended up having to buy a mini greenhouse (not much room in my yard) 3 weeks ago and they have picked up real well but given how old they are i'm not sure how well they'll do
Here they are when they first went into the den... remember they were about 4 weeks at this point...
And here they are today 3 weeks later...
As you can see one of the poor little buggers was breakfast dinner and tea for some nasty little bug which was unceramoniously slaughtered when i found it:howdy:
I have also just started 2 of mossy's as-of-yet-unamed dragons and 2 Black Dragons, although i am having difficulties with these. No problems germing them but as of yet i've only had 1 of the nameless dragons sprout. Not sure what i've been doing wrong, possible that it is too humid/moist in the greenhouse (it collects a LOT of condensation) so i have put another 2 BD's and 1 ?D in to germ.
The plan with these is to have one of each in 12.5L airpots and the others in normal 8 or 10 inch pots... depends on space really
Here is the ? Dragon that has sprouted...
I'll be updating as and when they is anything worthwhile posting so apologies if I don't update regularly. Fortunately the weather this week is set to be sunny with temps in the high 70's although they could drop back next week.
Ah the unpredictability of the Great British weather...
Any tips or pointers, pretty much anything that will help me get the most from these babies in this climate, will be greatfully received.
:smokebuds:
