G13 outdoors?

Space Angel

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• Mar 11, 2009

• #1

I'm interested in growing some G13 outdoors, and wondering what is the best strain for outdoors. most ppl. I've talked to say it best to grow under the lights. any thoughts potheads????

 

South Texas

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• Mar 11, 2009

• #2

My G13/Haze did not do well in pots in extreme heat. That's my screw-up... hell, I could cook whole cows in the heat I had them in. I will do it again, only plant in-ground, big hole filled with good organic soil, only 60% full sunlight, etc.

 

Space Angel

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• Mar 11, 2009

• #3

South Texas said:

My G13/Haze did not do well in pots in extreme heat. That's my screw-up... hell, I could cook whole cows in the heat I had them in. I will do it again, only plant in-ground, big hole filled with good organic soil, only 60% full sunlight, etc.

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hell in south texas, you could fry bacon and eggs without fire. I'm in N.E. Ohio and should be ok I guess

 

Istaysmoking

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• Mar 11, 2009

• #4

I am also growing G13 outdoors, we shall see how it does...I'm in the North east so my climate is mild as best.

 

Space Angel

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• Mar 11, 2009

• #5

Istaysmoking said:

I am also growing G13 outdoors, we shall see how it does...I'm in the North east so my climate is mild as best.

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I guess we can compare this fall. I only smoke G13 once, years ago and wow, I haven't smoked anything better. let me know how it's working for ya!

 

Istaysmoking

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• Mar 16, 2009

• #6

I will do, I got seeds from a friend.....germed 3 out of 5. 2 were females so I've cloned and am getting ready for April.

 

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milroy

Active Member

• Mar 16, 2009

• #7

It does really well but mold issues if wet or caters.

 

Space Angel

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• Mar 17, 2009

• #8

milroy said:

It does really well but mold issues if wet or caters.

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thanks milroy!

 

South Texas

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• Mar 17, 2009

• #9

Add whole ground cornmeal to the soil, no mold problems. Good drainage is important.

 

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pothunter

Active Member

• Mar 17, 2009

• #10

g 13 is one of my choices. Will do a grow journal as soon as I figure out the Feminized seeds.Am in SW Ohio

 

Space Angel

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• Mar 18, 2009

• #11

South Texas said:

Add whole ground cornmeal to the soil, no mold problems. Good drainage is important.

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I have 1 part organic soil, 1 part miracle grow potting soil and 1 part garden soil. this combo has produced great results in the past with other strains and at best had good drainage also, so in your own opinion, I should be good to go on g-13??? (in buckets)