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No sun and warmer temps till Friday. Thanks for the advice StoneOtterThey can use some of that Keith. And warmth.
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No sun and warmer temps till Friday. Thanks for the advice StoneOtterThey can use some of that Keith. And warmth.
Le mie bambine
Sembrano ibridi leggermente a predominanza indica, giusto? Biscotti Stump Scout? O sorbetto?Le mie bambine
Looks more like Italian than Spanish. Or maybe it’s both?CLIs that Spanish.
I don't understand what are your talking about?Sembra più italiano che spagnolo. O forse entrambe le cose?CL
Dream Tiger, do you use soil to grow in?I don't understand what are your talking about?
I do not know either.Looks more like Italian than Spanish. Or maybe it’s both?CL
Yes i grow only outdoor, and create My self the mix substrate with cocco, perlite, Natural earth and humus...Dream Tiger, usi il terreno per crescere?
Thanks, Shed I will remember I think I have a little time before I upcan. The sun is coming. It will be cloudy tomorrow and warmer so outside they will go.Those babies look healthy and without the nice warm sun that's about the best you can do!
Don't forget to pull them out of the peat pots when it's time to upcan, and I'll be mentioning that until it's done.
Tra circa un mese da oggi, dipende da quanto crescono, almeno se non sono autofiorenti, nel qual caso puoi trapiantarle anche in 10 giorni.Grazie, Shed, mi ricorderò, penso di avere un po' di tempo prima di fare l'upcan. Il sole sta arrivando. Domani sarà nuvoloso e farà più caldo, quindi andranno fuori.
Tra circa un mese da oggi, dipende da quanto crescono, almeno se non sono autofiorenti, nel qual caso puoi trapiantarle anche in 10 giorni.
I can't see them getting transplanted in 10 days given their size, but 10 days in the sun might make all the difference!In about a month from now, it depends on how much they grow, at least if they are not autoflowering, in which case you can transplant them even in 10 days
Is that what I said.Tra circa un mese da oggi, dipende da quanto crescono, almeno se non sono autofiorenti, nel qual caso puoi trapiantarle anche in 10 giorni.
He said:Is that what I said.
The Shedster, hero to plants everywhere and coming to a City near you! Lmao CLThose babies look healthy and without the nice warm sun that's about the best you can do!
Don't forget to pull them out of the peat pots when it's time to upcan, and I'll be mentioning that until it's done.
I have no idea what he is writing, but I will go along with it.He said:
"In about a month from now, it depends on how much they grow, at least if they are not autoflowering, in which case you can transplant them even in 10 days"
The autoflowering seedlings must be transplanted very small into the definitive pot, and in 3 or 4 months the game is done, barring complications. As happened to me who grow outdoors and a week of continuous rains overwatered the soil in the pots and caused 1/3 of the plants to rot.Non riesco a vederli trapiantati in 10 giorni date le loro dimensioni, ma 10 giorni al sole potrebbero fare la differenza!
Non riesco a vederli trapiantati in 10 giorni date le loro dimensioni, ma 10 giorni al sole potrebbero fare la differenza!