Looking forward to seeing you push it in the Autopots. I decided to try out Cream Cookies first from fastbuds and I’ll probably push it like every other plant i’ve done. I’m now following MC’s recommended feed based on grams moving forward and so far my plants are loving it. One day I’ll really push it.
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Starting to think I might need to buy into this mega crop super nutrient that everybody here seems to use 
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I started with Remo Nutrients, and was just too much hassle mixing everything up. The cost was another factor in me ditching it and going with Megacrop. I have enough to last a year, and it’s costing me next to nothing.
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Yessir RCBxSLS (fem/ma) came from me. I am trialing 3 this summer…started them late for here but those were my 2 outsanding plants so they’re intended to be indica dominant & delicious.
Can you have a fan or vent? It looks like a bit of heat & humidity in there. 
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I’ll figure some way of removing both over the next week or so @cannabissequoia but by fixing one problem I’ll likely create another. I could somehow cut a hole I’m the side to vent but I’d need to put some kind of mesh over the hole to help keep the unwanted bugs out. A solar fan I can buy for as little as £20. I need to put my thinking hat on and design something 
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It’s the best stuff I’ve ever used. So simple to make a solution up. My only gripe is I’ve got to regularly check the autopot filters as they easily get blocked as it doesn’t dissolve as well as if have liked. I’ve started to mix it in a jug of hot water before adding it to the rez.
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Fook knows, I told you a while back on here what different kinds of seeds I bought.
How are you going to control the smell in flower?
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I’m not @Ghandisflipflop 
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Is this the first year on your strawberries? If so fyi, you’re not supposed to let them fruit aka pull off all of the flowers. For june-bearers pull them off the whole year and get a big yield next june and everbearers pull off the first set of flowers then let them bloom the next time they flower. Unless, fuck it… you grab a few strawberries the first year and let them die. lol
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I bought them pre potted for £1 each @meesh
I love fresh strawberries with cream (very British of me 
) so I’m not really fussed. They were an impulse buy. I’ll grow some more next year and maybe do as you say. My outdoors stuff tend to just get left to there own devices hence the auto that wilted. I really should take more care but when I get home after work the last thing on my mind is to go out and check on them all. I figure if they grow and finish it’s all just an extra bonus to add towards my indoor grow.
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You cant get clotted cream in Canada 
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Easy enough to make, though.
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Another reason for me to stay put then
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Double cream whipped 
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That’s very un-British of you to say so ! 
WHAT’S THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN CLOTTED CREAM AND WHIPPED CREAM? While at first a bowl of clotted cream might look similar to whipped cream, once you take a taste, you’ll know the difference. Both start with the same basic ingredient: heavy cream. But, for whipped cream you whip that cream into light and fluffy pillows. Often you’ll add sweetener and possibly a flavoring, like vanilla, to whipped cream as well. Clotted cream, on the other hand, is heated and separated, as we’ll go into more detail on below. This process produces a thicker, creamy substance.
Read more at Curious Cuisiniere: Homemade Clotted Cream Homemade Clotted Cream • Curious Cuisiniere
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Haha trust me. I’m British and proud but I’m certainly not proud of what our country has become. I’ve paid into our system since my very 1st job at 16 and supposedly that goes towards the NHS or the IHS (international health service) as it should be called now. I need to know 3 weeks in advance that I’m gonna be ill and have to pre book a doctors appointment just to be seen
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Fuckin Amen mate. Would genuinely rather pay for my healthcare! Gets me when people say oh least you’ve got the NHS like yeh it’s free an they might fix you free for serious injuries but we actually have a cost cap to our lives which if I remember right is around £10,000 per life if you exceed that you do not get treatment and that ain’t yearly that’s lifetime. Not to mention past the NHS there are no private places to go pay to get sorted… rant over it’s all bollocks. Love the greenhouse bro
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Cheers @Explorer. It’s doing an excellent job for the stupidly cheap price I paid for it. Once all the autos are finished and I move the tomatoes and strawberries outside the 5 photoperiod plants should have plenty of room to fill the entire thing up. Either go big or not at all is what I say. 4 - 5 months in that thing should see some amazing growth happen
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I think we might have it slightly better here in Canada, but it is still shitty value for money spent. I pay over $30,000 a year in income tax. Pretty sure I could get much better private health care in the States for a lot cheaper. On the other hand, my daughter’s Uni tuition is only $5,200/yr… In the States I’d be re-mortgaging my fuckin’ home to pay 5 or 6 times that - for a bunch of Marxists to brainwash my kid. No fuckin’ way, mate.
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Canada 
is one of the places I’d love to visit and I’m sure I’ll get there one day probably when I retire. Most university kids over here get giving student loans that they can sort of legally avoid repaying. I’d have to ask my nephew how it all works. We have both private and government health care but the private care is stupidly expensive unless you include it within your life insurance. I’m looking at going private so I can receive a kenalog injection as this year I’ve suffered terrible with hayfever and the NHS refuse to prescribe or administer it as it’s a steroid that makes your bones start growing again.
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