Arizona season?

GoodFriend

Lumberjack

• Jul 2, 2007

• #21

i ain't got much figured out actually... just all attempts to grow outside were, well, too frustrating...

 

t0k3s

Well-Known Member

• Jul 2, 2007

• #22

lumberjack_ian said:

i ain't got much figured out actually... just all attempts to grow outside were, well, too frustrating...

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growing outside should be very simple. water,sunlight,nutes "optional" and thts all it needs to grow. if its hiddin well and you give it good light and the right nutes youll have fat bush of colas.

 

Johnnysiqq

Well-Known Member

• Jul 2, 2007

• #23

haha i wish man but its so hard in 110 degrees outside in the shade thats what around 43 c? on any giving day i can cook eggs on my drive way and thats not a joke i can send you pics if you like

 

Ganzy1003

Well-Known Member

• Jul 2, 2007

• #24

its hard to grow here for sure but I mean with the intense sunlight im sure the buds get hella big.....

 

Johnnysiqq

Well-Known Member

• Jul 2, 2007

• #25

yeah i was reading that if you can get it to grow in this weather you can get some crazy shit out of them

 

GoodFriend

Lumberjack

• Jul 2, 2007

• #26

temps for the beginning of this week...

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Low (°F)Precip. %Tonight
Jul 02Clear76°0 %Tue
Jul 03Partly Cloudy / Wind107°/76°0 %Wed
Jul 04Sunny110°/80°0 %Thu
Jul 05Partly Cloudy109°/79°10 %Fri
Jul 06Partly Cloudy103°/77°10 %Sat
Jul 07Isolated T-Storms97°/78°30 %Sun
Jul 08Isolated T-Storms92°/73°30 %Mon
Jul 09Isolated T-Storms93°/74°30 %Tue
Jul 10Scattered T-Storms97°/74°60 %Wed
Jul 11Scattered T-Storms100°/79°60 %Last Updated Jul 2 03:06 p.m. MT ​

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Ganzy1003

Well-Known Member

• Jul 2, 2007

• #27

Rain.....?

 

GoodFriend

Lumberjack

• Jul 2, 2007

• #28

ha

yeah, we'll see...

do remember, that the lightest shower in any area close to town is considered rain (scattered t-stroms, ha, like two seconds of rain then bye bye clouds)

 

space_weaseal

Well-Known Member

• Jul 2, 2007

• #29

Here is mine.
It seems to be doing ok. It does have a drip system and gets watered every other day. At first i was watering every day and it seems to be doing better since i started to water every outher d.
These pis where taken just 10min ago..Its going to get up to 117F this week.

And this is for shits and giggles.

 

Johnnysiqq

Well-Known Member

• Jul 5, 2007

• #30

i just got some seeds so i will germ them and get them to about 12 inches tall before they go outside

 

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bunique209

Well-Known Member

• Jul 5, 2007

• #31

its only 101 here and my plant dries up so fast

 

DrCheezIt

Active Member

• Jul 5, 2007

• #32

im in the phoenix area too. i have 2 4' plants. i water once a day with 5 gallons each(15 gallon pots). my plants are all started indoors till their root systems can keep the plant hydrated in the 110degree weather usually takes them about 2 weeks till they are established then they go under the sun. i usually harvest around nov 1st but all strains are different
Happy Growing

 

Ganzy1003

Well-Known Member

• Jul 5, 2007

• #33

you get some pretty good yeilds with the sun being so intense and all?

 

DrCheezIt

Active Member

• Jul 5, 2007

• #34

yea it will start to cool off when they begin flowering so that shouldnt be a problem. it hasnt been for me anyway. all i can say is WATER WATER WATER. theres no such thing as overwatering in phoenix. and i grow 6-7footers each yieldin ~ 6oz(kolas) each and ~ 2 - 2 1/2 oz a branch ---(the strains called mango).