Spring Harvest
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tyke1973
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The only thing that i can say is you must live somewhere realy hot.Because in the uk this would not happen the plants would not make the winter unless in a green hose with a built in stove to keep the temp up.But if i was liveing somewhere like landzarotti i would be growing a constant supply of cannabis i would have a crop every 2 week through the winter months.During the summer the plants would be huge bro iam talking 3/4 pound per plant and i have been on holiday there i never bought weed there but for the shitty little bit you get you would earn alot of money of the tourist.But anyone liveing in these holiday desternations for f@ck sake make the deals weighed ou will sell more and keep yhe punters happy.
pinkus
New Member
yep. My guess is you should get those buds soon because of the inverted photo period, unless you are artificially shortening their light. They are very likely to hermie (from my experience) under these confusing conditions.
I'd say get those buds, give them a dose of N, and leave lots of leaf and some bud. The plants naturally normally die after harvest, they need enough material to photosynthesize and give it energy while it decides to live or die. it wouldn't hurt to artificially lengthen the day light hours either
Good luck
Garden Guy
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Tyke - Yes I do live somewhere hot, Mex border region. This is Kali Mist, I got about a pound, cured, off one plant last year that matured in November.
Pinkus - Thanks for input, nothing artificial happening here, mama nature. I am not sure how much time I have as the days are already getting longer. I assume I am pushing harvest now, but thanks for input, I am going to take it and se if I can keep plant alive for fall.
Pinkus - Thanks for input, nothing artificial happening here, mama nature. I am not sure how much time I have as the days are already getting longer. I assume I am pushing harvest now, but thanks for input, I am going to take it and se if I can keep plant alive for fall.
