Hey guys i didnt have time to look through all the threads to find my answer so maybe someone from cali can help me, i got 8 7" plants ready to be grown outside they have been under 24 hour light and have already been trained for outdoor weather, so i was wondering if i put then like by a river now if it is too late or not.

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DiZzY

Yeah I'd say you'd be setting yourself up for disappointment if you start now.

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I wouldn't say that, you can get some decent plants if you start now, but you better start fast. I live in cali and just hooked my pops up with 7 seeds. He planted them last weekend so hoepfully he has some sprouts but i havn't talked to him since. Just put them in a place which has a lot of light, and hopefully you can get some 12 inch plants or even bigger before they start flowering. That means they should grow past 2 feet, which would probably give you an oz per plant. Good luck with it man, and always be optimistic or else you'll fail.

Cool thanks man, yea its better for me to try and learn this year then to not even try at all...

not at all i live in so cali and you could easily grow a plant all the way up untill december if the photo-period permited it, i would definately put them in the ground to get the most grwth quickly,,

if they are indicas the best thing to do would be to hold off for 2-3 wks leave them in veg and then pull them outside, you should see preflowers within a couple days cause of the drastic change in photo period, theyll finish late but it depends what part of cali you live in.. any questions hit me up