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Loving all this UK sun this year

UK-Jakey

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Loving the outdoor sun in he UK this year hoping the weathers ok until harvest in a couple of weeks. Ive tried an outdoor grow for the first time and I’m getting really excited for an organic harvest. I planted a few couple of random bags seeds I had lying around 1 plant in terracotta pot and another straight in ground. Planted in homemade compost and fertilised with chicken manure, dried blood and bone meal and sulphate of potash, they have also had a black strap molasses rinse last weekend. Any advice is always welcome, live long and learn. Peace, UK-Jakey
 

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Storm Calum blew my ground girl over but she held on by her roots, Yes Manchester is famous for the damp weather, I have my trimming scissors and trays on standby. I’m watching Met office weather continually.
Do you think her colours are natural? Or low phospherous? Maybe the low night temperatures of around 5C. Peace Canuck147 thanks for reply
 
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The lower temperatures at night have definitely helped turn your leaves purply - which is part of its strain - and they look bloody Fabulastic. Keep it going as long as you can.
 
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