I'm new to growing cannabis outdoors, but do have a "regular" garden...flowers, tomatoes, fruit, etc. But all of those plants have a season for growth. Since my garden is in southern cali I'm blessed with good weather...pretty much year 'round. Yes, it does rain in Southern California, and we can get frost, rare, but it happened a couple of years ago and I lost some beauties.

I'd love to hear from my fellow outdoor growers who grow year 'round. I'm figuring this has to be possible if I start my plants inside, and don't put them out until I'm ready to flower. So lay it on me, what are the pros/cons, give me the yeas/nays. Thanks!

Peace,
SistaDank

i never had the chance to grow year round but i rekon its possible to do it out doors if you had frost cloth and a heat pad. or in glass house. it would be 1 huge plant to

I am also in Southern California and have started a few plants for the first time. I am planning on trying to keep at least four growing all year. Learning as I go and learning a lot of this forum and YouTube.

I currently have 8 in several stages of growth and would like to keep a set of four in each stage throughout the year eventually. I understand that the plants have different flowering times but it could be close enough to manage.

I have them all growing outdoors organically. Just using the sun and a hose and it seems to be working out pretty well. I am planning on cloning some mothers and seeing if I can start the process again even though the days are getting a bit cooler and shorter. I started all my current plants from seeds so I am hoping that cloning will speed up the process a bit.

Attached a closeup of my baby - a White Island sativa.

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