Outdoor The never ending story

[smokeyfromau]

That's bad news mate with the mould. I fear it here also being Queensland and March. I was thinking of the plastic clothes racks for drying and a fan to circulate the air, give the house a complete clean. I agree winter grows would be safer than summer, still warm enough down here, provided evening protection. April is not bad, usually drier than summer.

 

[the green bandit]

Thank fook the temps seem to be settling down a little bit. This will really make my life easier!

 

[the green bandit]

 

[Jraven]

It's still too hot over here
The plants don't seem to be suffering too much though looking good

 

[the green bandit]

Thanks man, a couple have the start of a mg deficiency, but I will give them a little foliar spray tonight with some Epsom salts and all should be well again! I'm over the hot. wishing winter would hurry up, so I can complain about it being too cold and not enough daylight

It's still too hot over here
The plants don't seem to be suffering too much though looking good

 

[the green bandit]

Dutch passion auto glueberry.

royal queen seeds euphoria(photo)

mephisto S.O.D.K

hpg O.Ax B.t x B.BG

 

[smokeyfromau]

@the green bandit Looking great mate. Great they are near cover if needed. Very nice form also

 

[TheMongol]

nice farm plants and really good looking

 

[smokeyfromau]

@the green bandit Hey mate, i am not sure i asked before about your soil you are using ?. I read autos dont like much fertiliser in the soil , from Royal Queen seeds website and heavy soils.

I used this for my first grow with seed rasiing mix (2 big hand fulls in the centre) as you did. I am quite happy to continue with the same soil and set up
https://www.searlesgardening.com.au/searles-premium-advanced-potting-mix

thanks Smokey

 

[the green bandit]

Hey mate, I've used that soil before with ok results But prefer their lighter fertilized mix, I also like to use more perlite in cooler temperatures to improve wet/dry cycle times. I always add blood and bone as well as some composted cow manure to the mix too! Pic below is the basics of my mix

@the green bandit Hey mate, i am not sure i asked before about your soil you are using ?. I read autos dont like much fertiliser in the soil , from Royal Queen seeds website and heavy soils.

I used this for my first grow with seed rasiing mix (2 big hand fulls in the centre) as you did. I am quite happy to continue with the same soil and set up
https://www.searlesgardening.com.au/searles-premium-advanced-potting-mix

thanks Smokey