Oustanding,Thank you Brother for the heads up on the Cherry Sativa.Im not familiar enough with Attitude.Nice nice find.Thanks again.Ive been DYING to get a hold of a solid Cherry(No fuel/Diesel) strain.:booya:Awesome,thanks again!
Outdoor Clyde outside - seed to jar in the woods
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Captain Howdy
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Sorry about that dudes, didn't realise it had sold out already, but it's not been gone for l;ong so keep your eyes on it.
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Captain Howdy
A Lost Soul
Attitude seems to be fine if your from the US but for some reason I hear a lot of horror stories from peeps over here in europe.
PickNMixseeds.co.uk's worth a look as well, got some interesting strains.
Clyde dude, if your looking for something to get you an early harvest further north why don't you look down the Northern Lights route. Seems to be a great survivor almost anywhere.
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PickNMixseeds.co.uk's worth a look as well, got some interesting strains.
Clyde dude, if your looking for something to get you an early harvest further north why don't you look down the Northern Lights route. Seems to be a great survivor almost anywhere.
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Thanks for the heads up on the cherry puff Rivalfish. Sounds tasty... I'm gonna be thinking hard how to get cherry flavor into my outdoor strains now. On the NL front - yeh, it seems to bring a certain resilience to crosses. The wee Snowryders I got going have a bit of NL in them, I think - maybe that's why they survived. I've got a couple of fem Sweet seeds Blue NLs, but I'm keeping them until the weather's better. I have high hopes for that as crossing material.
Dude - don't have any experience of Royal Queen seeds - I got some fem Special Kush to try coz they were cheap, but I haven't popped them yet.
Good one, mate.
Dude - don't have any experience of Royal Queen seeds - I got some fem Special Kush to try coz they were cheap, but I haven't popped them yet.
Good one, mate.
Captain Howdy
A Lost Soul
I have a friend, who knows a friend, whos dogs girlfriends cousin buys their seeds from a reputable seed distributor in the area and they have grown some seeds from Royal Queen and they love them, they grew the northern lights as it happens. I've been meaning to purchase some of their Royal Creamatic.
They also have an outdoor variety pack Clyde, both for photos and auto's, there may be something in there which can cope with the sweltering heat of sunny ol' Scotland.
We've just had 4/5 days of 25+ degrees straight and then today its chucked it down. Have you had none of this good weather yet Clyde??
They also have an outdoor variety pack Clyde, both for photos and auto's, there may be something in there which can cope with the sweltering heat of sunny ol' Scotland.
We've just had 4/5 days of 25+ degrees straight and then today its chucked it down. Have you had none of this good weather yet Clyde??
One day, mate. ONE day. And that was it. Sunday it was. Hit 20C and it was glorious right up till about nine in the evening.... next morning it started pissing again and it's been hammering down since.
I went to do some checking and all my Purple Mazars have copped it, plus the second load of Speedy G. That's them totally off the menu as early toughies - no Purple Mazars left and tried Speedy twice and it flopped. Got three of them left and will save them till mid-summer.
The rain is making the earth in my plots turn into gravy. I've got more seeds, so I can keep popping them but I'm taking heavy losses. Even lost a patch of 6 Danish Gold and they're bred for my lats.
Still, some good news. The 3 Super Cali Stitch have hardly grown with the cold but they're still solid. This strain seems most resilient so far. Checked Purple Marocs today and they were looking good too - still very small but. Next to them are my last couple of Midtjysks - I only had five seeds to start. here is the best one:
The pink stuff is diatomous earth - against slugs. I covered it up again after sprinkling it around. The Midtjysk is an unknown sativa, acclimatised to the Danish environment, crossed with ruderalis and Sensi super Skunk.
I was a bit cruel to one of the SCHs. Since they are doing so well I took the lid off one and put a cage over it:
It looks a bit lost in there. I just want to see how much they can take. I've seen the ruderalis that Stitch made these out of growing in the wild and the seedlings thrive even under snow. They just stop growing, then resume when it heats up a bit. I'm wondering how much of that resilience has carried over into the cross and there's only one way to find out....
Captain Howdy
A Lost Soul
I very nearly moved my Seeds of Life plants outside for good the other day and I'm so glad I changed my mind, not to be a real dick but I'm kinda using you as when it's gonna be good for me to move outdoors. I do apologise lol.
I knew wild seeds can lay dormant in the ground in wait for good weather before they germinate but I didn't realise they can do that as seedlings as well, thats very cool.
Shame about your loses dude, but bonus there's still some hanging on. Fingers crossed your cloche removal serves you well bro. Best of luck dude.
Keep it classy man
I knew wild seeds can lay dormant in the ground in wait for good weather before they germinate but I didn't realise they can do that as seedlings as well, thats very cool.
Shame about your loses dude, but bonus there's still some hanging on. Fingers crossed your cloche removal serves you well bro. Best of luck dude.
Keep it classy man
