2013 outdoor monsters 5 ft (30+) plants

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OhioGrassMan69

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2013 and the springs a' comin. I have my seeds germinating on the cable box and theyre cracking open.Soil bags line my basement walls and my clone box is all working. Theres 4 -2 week old seedlings and around 20 germing seeds in jiffy peat plugs. all are guarantee to sprout just gotta give another week andd keep misting everyother day that should do the trick. My grw box consist of 5 26 watt cfl bulbss with a heat pad on LOW ! otherwise theyll burn up. got my tuba wear 12"x8" box and clear wrap on top to keep it humid now i can give it a extra day or two without water. Heres the video if i can upload it somehow. By the way this is some strog ass midss froom the best batch i had this year large chunky nugs light hairs almost lik ejush. And my bro is hooking me up with a Og kush clone. The Og is strong shit ive smoked it. But heres the vid :weed::weed:

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OhioGrassMan69

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I know its early but im trying to have a plant that is about 5 weeks old ready to be planted once the temp goes up. and i have plenty of room. And lumens. If it really comes down to it ill get my 400 watt HID light goin, no worries.
 
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One new thing im going to try this grow season is cloning . I plan on topping my plants now and seeing which are female and which are male. Last year i had 10% success rate with clonex , i must of done something wrong. I plan on having all 20-30 plants females. But soil is gonna be a bitch. The site i'm going to be using is all dry and clay dusty shit. So my plan is use the potting mix i already have as a base soil, and use a few bgs of miracle grow garden soil. Il get the right nutrients. Im mostly a organic grower, i brew my tea and feed my greens.
 
Mr.Marijuana420

Mr.Marijuana420

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aint starting till the end of april here, will have 4-6 week old plants going out end of may, beginning of june, ive tried puting plants out end of april and ill never do it again
 
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OhioGrassMan69

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If i had my 30 sum plants going right now and sexed them how long would it take for the clones to finish budding. if i put all of them out around april will they finish in october like normal plants do? Because i dont have soil for male plants. let me know please.
 
Equitable Trust

Equitable Trust

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OhioGrassMan69 said:
If i had my 30 sum plants going right now and sexed them how long would it take for the clones to finish budding. if i put all of them out around april will they finish in october like normal plants do? Because i dont have soil for male plants. let me know please.
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Depends what strain you're growing. I'd say to be careful putting them out so early...there's actually a huge difference in temperate zones between the southern and northern parts of the state you're in..so depending which part you're in I say it should be at the very least the 1st week of May before you put them in the soil. Anything before that is really not going to thrive..it's tough going when the ground is still cold and when they're the greenest thing in the woods I can say from experience they're gonna be eaten pretty quickly if something isn't done to head that issue off. Also, not sure if you've grown outside or not but an area that looks perfect in April can pretty much turn out to be exactly the opposite...where they plants won't see but a couple of hours of light per day, if any come July or later. I knew a couple guys who never put anything out until around the 4th of July and were harvesting by the end of September. Granted, those were corn field growers and had to be in after the sprayers went through and out before the combines took it all down... they were pulling decent yields but nothing great. Personally, I see no reason to have anything out before Memorial Day weekend for quite a few reasons. I think the latest frost on record for the central part of your state is right around May 10th, so I would plan accordingly based on where you're at...hope that helps you out.
 
lickalotapus

lickalotapus

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Also to prevent stress have your veg lighting set to the same daylight hours as the daylight outside when you plant to prevent stress
 
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OhioGrassMan69

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Equitable Trust said:
Depends what strain you're growing. I'd say to be careful putting them out so early...there's actually a huge difference in temperate zones between the southern and northern parts of the state you're in..so depending which part you're in I say it should be at the very least the 1st week of May before you put them in the soil. Anything before that is really not going to thrive..it's tough going when the ground is still cold and when they're the greenest thing in the woods I can say from experience they're gonna be eaten pretty quickly if something isn't done to head that issue off. Also, not sure if you've grown outside or not but an area that looks perfect in April can pretty much turn out to be exactly the opposite...where they plants won't see but a couple of hours of light per day, if any come July or later. I knew a couple guys who never put anything out until around the 4th of July and were harvesting by the end of September. Granted, those were corn field growers and had to be in after the sprayers went through and out before the combines took it all down... they were pulling decent yields but nothing great. Personally, I see no reason to have anything out before Memorial Day weekend for quite a few reasons. I think the latest frost on record for the central part of your state is right around May 10th, so I would plan accordingly based on where you're at...hope that helps you out.
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I'm in Hamilton Co. ill wait till may something. but if theyre already a foot or two tall by may should i start new? my questioon is if theyre already tall when i put em outside will they die around october because i vegged them inside so long. I never was prepared like i am now, my previous grow was in the same location as my 2013 grow but i rushed to gather soil and fertilizer. I have nutes, most of the soil im using and the location, I have time and a little experience . Let me know your comments on my question. If ihave them vegging inside then transition to outdoor life will they grow too tall and die off somehow? And my seedlings all are rooting and their first leafs are emurging .

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duby55s

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depending on if you live north or central Ohio central pa last few years last frost was april but i start mine inside then wait til the ground is warm enough turning the soil once the sun is out is a great way to get it started earlier than most in north east just letting there holes sit and not get warmth all the way through
 
Rising Moon

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Dont plant out until June!!!!

Your plant wont be any bigger for planting earlier, it could stunt the growth, or start pre-maturely flowering because they are getting less than 16 hours of sunlight.
 
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OhioGrassMan69

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OhioGrassMan69 said:
2013 and the springs a' comin. I have my seeds germinating on the cable box and theyre cracking open.Soil bags line my basement walls and my clone box is all working. Theres 4 -2 week old seedlings and around 20 germing seeds in jiffy peat plugs. all are guarantee to sprout just gotta give another week andd keep misting everyother day that should do the trick. My grw box consist of 5 26 watt cfl bulbss with a heat pad on LOW ! otherwise theyll burn up. got my tuba wear 12"x8" box and clear wrap on top to keep it humid now i can give it a extra day or two without water. Heres the video if i can upload it somehow. By the way this is some strog ass midss froom the best batch i had this year large chunky nugs light hairs almost lik ejush. And my bro is hooking me up with a Og kush clone. The Og is strong shit ive smoked it. But videos will be posted later
:weed::weed:
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OhioGrassMan69

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duby55s said:
depending on if you live north or central Ohio central pa last few years last frost was april but i start mine inside then wait til the ground is warm enough turning the soil once the sun is out is a great way to get it started earlier than most in north east just letting there holes sit and not get warmth all the way through
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Thanks good info
 
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