Time to plant outdoors?
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7xstall
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you have one season for weed...unless you count those auto flowering freak plants. you might be able to squeeze in a couple of them, who knows??
just watch your native plants. look close at the new growth buds on the tips of tree branches, pay attention to nature. there are signs of when to plant outdoors.
just watch your native plants. look close at the new growth buds on the tips of tree branches, pay attention to nature. there are signs of when to plant outdoors.
bush grower
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you guy's are lucky you can plant ur plants outside i will have to waite another month i think we just had a big snowstorm here by toronto, and were soppose to get more snow ovre the weekend.
no not in ur condition wait for abouth a month more till u see the weather warming up a little more
hightmud420
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when would be the best time to transplant my indoor fem clones out door if im in north west montana??
Alabaster Jones
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I've always found a good rule of thumb to be is when the local farmers plant late corn. Call a feed store or extension agent and tell them you're new to the region and planting corn. They'll give you the info you need.
Cyunvwyatt
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Hey retards all of you are wrong don't plant outside till you have more than 18 hrs of light in a day! It's different everywhere west coast has the most light in a day here in the states.
Dankenfest
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Do any of you do any other gardening? I guess for me it just seems no-brainer, I just plant seeds in the ground early May and water, let nature do its thing. Other than removing males, cropping and LST I leave the plants alone. I think sometimes this process is made so much more difficult by taking nature out of the equation, it's a weed, and designed to flourish with minimal attention.
purplepride
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NEWS FLASH buddy you may think some of us are retards but in some parts of the U.S. we never get 18 hours of day light. So who's the retard now? Maybe you should do a little more research on the country you live in so you could pick up on that...
Im sorry, but who are you calling retards.. what state gets 18 hours of light? stfu dont make comments like that if you dont even know what your talking about.
grapesnowcone
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In my area we never get over 15 hours and 5 minutes of daylight.. So whos the retard now?
Vindicated
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I'm living in Southern California. I start indoors in early March and get them outside by April. Indoors my lights are 18/6 but outside daylight is only 13 hours. The plants do fine. They don't stress or start to flower just because there isn't enough day light hours. Each day the daylight gets a little longer and I believe the plants can detect this. Either way it's perfectly safe to plant them now. I've been doing it for years.
As for growing seasons for cannabis... there's one long veg season (spring through summer) and a short flower season (sept to november). The long veg season allows you to stagger your crop. For example, you can plant a few on April 1st, then a few more on April 15, then on May 1st, and again on May 15. You can actually keep putting them out all summer long, but it gets trickier. Young plants can't always take the high temperature of the summer heat. And of course the plants that are started really late don't yield as much, but hey, some is better then none right?
As for growing seasons for cannabis... there's one long veg season (spring through summer) and a short flower season (sept to november). The long veg season allows you to stagger your crop. For example, you can plant a few on April 1st, then a few more on April 15, then on May 1st, and again on May 15. You can actually keep putting them out all summer long, but it gets trickier. Young plants can't always take the high temperature of the summer heat. And of course the plants that are started really late don't yield as much, but hey, some is better then none right?
hickman420
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damn its cool to see other growers in the stl area on here, but newho ive had some babies out for almost 2 weeks, and my garden out for over a month, but after this week i think its ganna be full on growin season, as we're gettin ready to plant, which means all my (hopefully) ladies will be going in the ground realll soon. remember we have some of the best soil in the country here in so.il, take advantage of it
