A quick question for all the "horticulturists"

nudlnose

I was just wondering if there is any strand of a particular "herb" that can be grown (sucessfully) outside in our fine Irish climate??

ejmaztec

nudlnose wrote: »

I was just wondering if there is any strand of a particular "herb" that can be grown (sucessfully) outside in our fine Irish climate??

There's no shortage of good growing sh1t, because we're up to our eyeballs in it. Have you approached the IDA for a grant to get this enterprise "off the ground", as it were?

Turd Ferguson

ejmaztec wrote: »

There's no shortage of good growing sh1t, because we're up to our eyeballs in it. Have you approached the IDA for a grant to get this enterprise "off the ground", as it were?

No,no,no. You gotta Dragons Den dat biatch...

brianthebard

Some "herbs" need about 16 hours of sunlight so, no.

phantom_lord

yes easily. shouldn't be too difficult to find which ones and order them.

ejmaztec

Turd Ferguson wrote: »

No,no,no. You gotta Dragons Den dat biatch...

I can imagine them discussing marketing and returns on investment, just before the drugs squad crash into the room and then drag them and the hippy away.

Wazdakka

Yea there are a load of them..

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danniemcq

mint? cause if so then yes

ejmaztec

danniemcq wrote: »

mint? cause if so then yes

No, you make a mint after you plant the other herbs, providing that the "Weed-killers" don't show up to napalm your plot.

amazingemmet

Any of the outdoor strains that are suitable for growing in the netherlands will grow fine in the back garden but won't yield as much if you got some of those "indoors tomato" growing lights. Its worth splashing out for them.

Karoma

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