New to the New England Woods

growman3666

growman3666

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Hello, this will be my first go at an outdoor in New England. Yes it is a very late start but I just moved up here in late June from the deep south. Anyone that may have some advice on growing outdoors here I ask please do leave it here. Also if you feel like sharing your progress on your outdoor up here I welcome that completely.

So I started a bunch of Strawberry Cough seeds July 7 along with Blueberry, Afghani, Straw berry Cough x Jack Herer, and Strawberry Cough x Durban Poison. They all have just entered veg except for some Fools Gold seedlings that just hit the dirt. I am using the botanicare lineup for liquid nutrients because I like how close they are to organic. For my soil I use pro mix amended with bat guano, earthworm castings, mycorrhizae, and dolomite lime. Here are some pictures of where I am at. Please feel free to stop by and help out I welcome people to chat in this journal :)

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growman3666

growman3666

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thumper60 said:
whats ya plan man,think u little late for outs unless u so new England did u say u in maine:bigjoint:
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I'm in mass my brother. Yeah I know it's mad late I just moved here in late June. I figured something is better than nothing you know? What you think another two weeks before everything is in full flower?
 
CA MTN MAN

CA MTN MAN

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Yea if your lucky... I would throw some supplemental lights on them for a few extra hours a day to keep them in veg for a few months
 
Budley Doright

Budley Doright

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thumper60 said:
no way that gold will finnish any where in ne,never seen the cough grown out side only inside pretty sure 10 week strain at least
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There's a guy here that's been growing SC here outside for a few years now but they are all from cuttings, they finish well without much rot. I also think there may be issues with the CG but it will be interesting to see how it does. The fall weather will be key :).
 
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