It is July 1st, is it too late too plant baby clones outdoors in the MIDWEST

I asked the same question and people told me No it is not to late, They just wont get as big. Also with clones they dont need to veg as much i believe. The clone could be 10 days old, but the dna is as old as the mother plant ya dig? I live by the great lakes. Hope this helps you

The longer a plant stays in veg cycle the more bud sites it will produce for when it goes into flower. So, the earlier you put your plants out in the spring, the longer they have to veg and thus bigger yeild.

So if you put plants out in mid summer they naturally wont produce as much as ones that were put out in the spring, but they still have some time to veg before the light goes to 12/12 and they start to bud.

you will be fine. just smaller plants. this could be to your advantage...in fall when rippers are looking for 14' tall trees your 6' ladies will have stealth on thier side.

How is a 6 foot tall tree stealth?

Originally Posted by Mysticlown150

How is a 6 foot tall tree stealth?

maybe stealth was the wrong word. but they will be harder to spot than plants out since late march/early june.

just planted 2 yesterday. 6 foot sounds good to me!!

Originally Posted by jeff f

just planted 2 yesterday. 6 foot sounds good to me!!

ive often thought of doing an outdoor SOG grow with clones. you could conceal one easily in your backyard with simple shadecloth to look like a lettuce bed.

Originally Posted by SlikWiLL13

ive often thought of doing an outdoor SOG grow with clones. you could conceal one easily in your backyard with simple shadecloth to look like a lettuce bed.

i would like you to do this and document it...it would be awesome