Recent content by roamingrichy

Thank you sir! :)

A few more - bit concerned the majority of the pistils are still white though, it's been flowering for a very long time now.

Pictures didn't turn out so good, will upload again. Cheers

Hi all, Have a few Blue Thai's from Dinafem this year, grown outdoors in the glorious Spanish sunshine. Think probably a week or 2 off, but will take suggestions. Looking at the trichs from different parts of the plant, they're about 70/30 cloudy/amber.

Lovely looking bud there sir!! Nearly there in my opinion, prob another week, but check those trichs.

Looking great!!!

A few weeks to go still, but looking nice already....

Great scope!! Gotta get me one of those!

Awesome, thanks amigos!! Do they go orange then or stay that lovely deep green?

Afternoon all, The allotment is looking superb this year, but I have a plant which I don't remember planting and suspect the kids had their hands in the seed bag while my head was turned. Silly question then, but from the photo, who thinks this is an unripe pumpkin or a well sized courgette...

Not sure if covering with hay has helped. Since putting it on my plants have become infested with tiny black bugs and now with small green worms. Is it possible the hay was harbouring bugs? I know it often happens with pets such as rabbits and hamsters. Think I'm going to remove the hay...

You know what else I'm thinking - could it be the hay I've put on top of the soil that's causing the bugs? I've heard that hay can carry pests of all kinds. I put it on there initially to reduce the heat stress, but might take it off and replace with some light stones or perlite.

Hey. OK, so the brand is Naissance for the refined Neem oil. The brand for the soap is Bon Neem. The mix I use is basically 5ml of oil & 10ml of soap per litre, which I think is the recommended.

Hey, as soon as I get home will let you have the brand. To emulsify however, I use a neem soap, again, not sure on brand. Get back to you.

Wow, thanks for the reply YesMam!! Interesting approach and one I will certainly look into.