how do you find the light schedule for where you live?

im planing on starting a grow this summer and was wondering if there was anywhere that told light schedules.

D.REYx420 said:

im planing on starting a grow this summer and was wondering if there was anywhere that told light schedules.

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I'm not sure I know what you mean. Light schedule? Of what, the sun?

yea the sun. i found one that tells you the rise and set of anyday you type in, but i want to no when i wld be able to see if there mae or female to pull the males.

D.REYx420 said:

yea the sun. i found one that tells you the rise and set of anyday you type in, but i want to no when i wld be able to see if there mae or female to pull the males.

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umm... that's pretty much a crap shoot. They're going to sex when they're ready to sex. There is no way to pin an exact date down by the schedule of the sun. Usually the company you buy (if you buy them) the seeds from give you a rough estimate of veg and flower periods.

alright thanks i guess ill have to be on the look out for when they want to this will be my first time growing outside i screwed up last year trying to make plans set

Well if you gonna put some plants outside. I would start them inside in some small pots in April and then get them acclimated outside by the end of May and then you'll be ok so they'll yield some weight. This year I'll grow outside again, the last 5 years has been only indoor growing for me

yea i plan on starting as many as i can in my house and moving them to the backyard till i have to many and move them to the location i was just seeing if there was a easy way to tell when to go look for males

plant near the end of spring.

Here's a cool tool you can use---> http://astro.unl.edu/classaction/animations/coordsmotion/daylighthoursexplorer.html

I like this one http://astro.unl.edu/classaction/animations/coordsmotion/daylighthoursexplorer.swf

D.REYx420 said:

im planing on starting a grow this summer and was wondering if there was anywhere that told light schedules.

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I always use this websites chart:

http://astro.unl.edu/classaction/animations/coordsmotion/daylighthoursexplorer.html

Put in your Latitude where it says 41, (mine is 22), and it tells you how much sun every day of the year. I've found that after the 14h mark my sativas stop flowering here and go back into veg, luckily thats only like 2 weeks a year.

the light starts to decrease after summer solctice which is june 21 if that helps

wwww.theweathernetwork.com Show's sunrise and sunset schedules. The weather history record are quite nifty too, I use it to make simple time predictions, as well as using it to compare how this summers crop can compare to the last, based on lighting and rain issues, etc.

thank all of you this will work sry i took forever to reply i sorta forgot i made this lol

hey this kinda fits my question so next year im planning on ordering some seeds and starting them inside to give them an early start cuase i do live in canada but can i use a 24h light cylce or do i have to use the same amount of light that will be outside when i put them out there on there own. answers would be appreiciated this is my first attempt.

https://www.rollitup.org/outdoor-growing/400820-last-forst-date-chart-covers.html

Covers every city in the USA.....