Custom Breeder & Strain Bakerstreet grow diary (journal) week22 by DrBinoc

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I live in Northern Europe, and i have to juggle every Year with the outdoor conditions, but looking for right Genetics, helps very much. Iam growing this year the Honey Cream and Speedy Chile from RQS, Those strains are for Northern Hemisphere Outdoors perfect and you can Harvest them late September, or early October........ My Girls doing very good, and They showing already milky trichomes... that means i can cut them down everytime... or letting them longer... thats inzane The other strain is Banana Crumble,,, it was anot planned outdoor, and i jnew from beginning that she will take until md or late october,,, and because of that , she got a roof, to protect her,,, I caged her too , to protect her of winds so we will see. Best wishes and happy Outdoor Growing, dont need to be concerned because of some colder nights,

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Mrs_Larimarcommentedweek 224 years ago

And i wont pack her into Plastic, because its getting to humid inside.... you can put the Plastic above her head, or on the side, where the rain comes from( with distance to the Plant, airy conditions are important

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Mrs_Larimarcommented4 years ago

@DrBinoc, sounds good, and low humidity sound much better,,, here in Germany its foogin humid in this time of the year..... and yes Hindu kush can stand the colder days..... when I started growing i started my Grows in Very Early, with very cold Temperatures outside........but the plants did not die,,,, imagine small seedlings sitting in frozen ground.. absolutely crazy There i learned its resiliant....... But i wont repeat it....

DrBinoccommented4 years ago

@Mrs_Larimar, thanks for the insight. I've a few way to setup the plastic - the way shown is more black out and i have it that way if we're having a fire in the yard (not sure if light from a fire pit would impact flower but the other way is like a cube around her - not touching the plant but still keeping temps a few degrees warmer and avoiding the frost. I'm Northern Canada and low humidity (about 40%) so I never have condensation on the inside. This is supposed to be Hindu Kush and so far takes the cold just fine. I really appreciate your responses and insight. It is very helpful for newbies and builds a quality community.

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Mrs_Larimarcommentedweek 224 years ago

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Athoscommentedweek 164 years ago

Looks like aphids; Growing outdoors has the downside of attracting many different kind of bugs. Keep in mind that you should not spray buds. IF you can do try to get ladybugs to feast on those pests

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