Lowryder outdoor?

bushskunk

bushskunk

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Has anyone tried lowryder outdoors? Im looking for a plant to grow in my yard that wont get too tall. Ive read that it doesnt get taller than a foot. Im assuming yeild isnt that great. Also if anyone has used a male lowryder to pollinate a female lowryder does it keep its autoflower traits?
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grow space

grow space

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i dunno man. iwould recommend you early gir-it a fine strain what matures soon and are really mold resistant-perfect for outdoor(it also doesent grow relly big)
keep up the good workl
 
SmokeyMcpott

SmokeyMcpott

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Lowryder as far as I know does fine outdoors, and yes breeding lowryder will give you seeds with the autoflower trait 100% of the time. There are many autoflower strains that yeild more than lowryder, as well as being stonier. I currently have auto hindu kush going, lowryder, and next grow will be auto AK-47 X blueberry (18" plant, bigger yeild). Good luck!
 
longlizard

longlizard

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Yep, I have been growing the same Lowryder for 4 years now.
Plant them before May and your will have 4th of July buds for the Fireworks.
They retain the autoflowering trait, Lowryder by Joint Doctor, I would guess the other varieties do too.
Start them in cups or small pots and transplant when sex is shown to 1-2 gallon pots.
Or you could just start them in the larger pot to begin with.
They will get no taller then 2ft, as a matter of fact I have only had a few at 20" most around 12"-18" tall.
Fast and nice taste, its the yield that is low about 7grams to 28 grams, the new varieties will go 20-50 grams.
 
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andrewjj2

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longlizard said:
Yep, I have been growing the same Lowryder for 4 years now.
Plant them before May and your will have 4th of July buds for the Fireworks.
They retain the autoflowering trait, Lowryder by Joint Doctor, I would guess the other varieties do too.
Start them in cups or small pots and transplant when sex is shown to 1-2 gallon pots.
Or you could just start them in the larger pot to begin with.
They will get no taller then 2ft, as a matter of fact I have only had a few at 20" most around 12"-18" tall.
Fast and nice taste, its the yield that is low about 7grams to 28 grams, the new varieties will go 20-50 grams.
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how often do you water your plants and how much water?
 
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andrewjj2

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longlizard said:
Yep, I have been growing the same Lowryder for 4 years now.
Plant them before May and your will have 4th of July buds for the Fireworks.
They retain the autoflowering trait, Lowryder by Joint Doctor, I would guess the other varieties do too.
Start them in cups or small pots and transplant when sex is shown to 1-2 gallon pots.
Or you could just start them in the larger pot to begin with.
They will get no taller then 2ft, as a matter of fact I have only had a few at 20" most around 12"-18" tall.
Fast and nice taste, its the yield that is low about 7grams to 28 grams, the new varieties will go 20-50 grams.
Click to expand...
how often do you water your plants and how much water? for the lowryder.
 
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