NHS Moravia Outdoor 2009

Hi # thx for reply. So update is little late then I except cos there was terrible weather here in last 6 days. Weather was cloudy, cold (about 5°C), rain every day, little snow , very very windy 30 km/h and wind gusts about 100 km/h. And on hills is snow calamity (50 cm of snow). 3 Plants near forrest are in good safety place protected from wind. Plants in garden were little disproved so I must support them with some sticks and tie them better. It was worse with #5 this plant really walk through hell. :-) She has twisted branches, one branch is broken. So it was good test for this plants. I check all of them and there was no sign of mould !!! and it is great so I give them about 1-2 week.

18.10.2009
NHS #1 + buds

#1 is definitely most indica from all my female plants (short leaves, dark green, dense flowers, ...)

 
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18.10.2009
NHS #4 + buds

Somethink's wrong with this plant, yellow leaves maybe bad pH or some mole damaged roots and wind kick her ass. :)

 
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18.10.2009

NHS #9 + buds

She's not in best condition but it's my fault cos I damaged her root system in 10 week. Check picture of my clone from #9 in greenhouse i would never say this is the same plant. :-)

 
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That's all for now. I forgot to say that I watered 2 times my plants in greenhouse with Polyversum (1g to 3L of water ).

POLYVERSUM®, with its active ingredient Pythium oligandrum, is a new and innovative microbial preparation manufactured in the Czech Republic (European Union) that protects crops against soil-born fungal pathogens, promotes plant growth, enhances plant strength and induces plant defense reaction against soil and airborne pathogenic fungi. POLYVERSUM® is suitable for an use in organic farming.

Mode of Action
The non-pathogenic fungal microorganism Pythium oligandrum colonizes the rhizosphere of treated plants. Because of its strong mycoparasitical and competitive abilities, suppress the growth and antagonistic effects of many soilborne pathogenic fungi causing damping off and rots of roots and plants bottoms (Botrytis, Phytophthora, Verticillium, Sclerotinia, Rhizoctonia, Fusarium, pathogenic Pythias, etc.). Pythium oligandrum also induces defense reaction in the plant, through stimulation of the phytohormones, which are involved in the resistance mechanisms of the plant against diseases. Pythium oligandrum does not produce any antibiotics and therefore is considered a true plant growth promoter for the induction of plant resistance.
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http://www.polyversum.eu/

bonus pics buds from NHS #1 and 2
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Weather was cloudy, cold (about 5°C), rain every day, little snow , very very windy 30 km/h and wind gusts about 100 km/h.
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That is some hardcore weather for those plants to be growing through, but they seem to be taking it OK. I hope you are hit with two weeks of solid sun for them to finish up.

I really like the pic of the green seed popping out of the top of that purple flower.
 
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That is some hardcore weather for those plants to be growing through, but they seem to be taking it OK. I hope you are hit with two weeks of solid sun for them to finish up.

I really like the pic of the green seed popping out of the top of that purple flower.
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Yeah it was crazy :) this sort of weather is ''normal'' in this area in december. Now it's better, after yesterday's night rain I was check my plants today and I found 2 spots of mould on #6 so she comes down first next week, others are OK for now. After every rain (if i'm home) I shook my plants to remove water from tops.
 
Hi, so today I chopped plant #6 and #8. I Planned cut them in monday, but it was rainy so I give them 2 more days. On #6 were some mouldy little buds on #8 was only 1 so I removed them.
Other plants comes down this week I think. There is some problem with uploading photos to gallery, I try it later.

NHS #6 - Finish Time:
 
NICE:)...gotta love the #6...can't wait to hear how she smokes:cool:...I bet she's 100% grade-A fire...great show, mate...jay:D
 
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