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    First time growing anything! Quite happy with results! Cant wait for next year already. Think il be doing alot more of what workedfor me this year! Looking into alotments!
     

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      Welcome to GC @Cbrook85 it looks like you are doing very well some very healthy looking plants.. How are they coping in this hot weather.? :spinning:
       
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        My tomatoes needing constent monitoring in case they wilt,my chilles are loving it! I built myself a hydroponic tomatoe shed for next year so iam housing my chillies in there for now. Do you jave any tips for a blackcurrent plant? Accidentally had it underneath my toms and tom feed nearly killed it? Any help would be great thanks
         

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          Welcome to the forum! Your plants look great. I don't know anything about black currant plants @Cbrook85 as they are not common over here but I'm sure someonr here will have good advice to share :)
           
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            Oops @Cbrook85 .. We all have little disasters here and there.. IF me I think I would re-pot your Blackcurrent into some fresh compost.. I would use John innes 2 with plenty of crocks in the bottom for now and shake as much of the old compost off as well and plant into 2..

            Then use John innnes 3 when you pot on next time.. Then keep moist not wet but do not let it dry out and they like a little shade preferably too and hopefully it will pick up... :spinning:

            Yes Toms often require watering twice a day at the moment :SUNsmile:
             
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              BTW @Cbrook85 we have another that does hydro growing.. hydrogardener..
               
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                Thank you.Thats what i will do then! Its sounds like a plan to me. It sounds simple and streight forward when someone else says it. Apparently rains on the way mybee thunder so sooner rather than later i think. Thank you
                 
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                  Hi @Cbrook85 nice going!

                  I was wondering, what are the flowers you have in the wooden planter? They are cool looking!
                   
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                    Hi carlqua,my little wooden planter is lillys,and my big one has perennials in it..with something my 4 year old planted from school in the middle. Think its peas or beans not sure? :spinning:
                     

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                    Lillys
                     

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                    Oh awesome, they look funky ^^
                     
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                      My lillys opened up today :SUNsmile: lovely!!
                       

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                        You should be very proud of yourself as all your plants look so healthy.
                         
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