First Outdoor Grow with Durban Poison, Frisian Dew & Shaman

A very sunny, warm week has come to an end, the ladies had to be supplied with plenty of water and have continued to develop in terms of flowers. The Durban Poison colas are getting thicker and thicker, there are two scents; the scent when only smelling the flowers and the scent when rubbing the leaves on the colas. The scent when rubbing the leaves is much more pleasant, spicy and sweet, the other is difficult to describe, animal-like. It seems that Durban Poison will still be ready for harvest in September. The colour of the leaves on the colas is interesting, they are a dark purple and this is where most of the terpenes are found, not on the green leaves. Frisian Dew and Shaman now have recognisable flower buds developing along the tips of the shoots and branches, and there is still some growth to be seen on the plants in the garden soil. I'm hoping for a warm, sunny September with little rain :) Fertilised with wood ash and a flower fertiliser. If you are wondering about the paving stones on the pots, these are intended to protect against gusts of wind that can sometimes occur. If there is not much water left in the pots, the plants could fall over without the stabilisation of the stones due to the large leaf mass. It's just stupid if the gusts of wind then blow from a different direction... Therefore, a clear recommendation in favour of ceramic pots. Frisian Dew in pot 243 cm Frisian Dew in garden soil 224 cm Shaman in pot 165 cm Shaman in garden soil 208 cm Durban Poison 170 cm