texas growing

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fade409

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• Jan 10, 2011

• #1

i have a few auto seeds i got for free from an indoor order, and i was wanting to grow them outside, so, does it matter what season it is if the seeds are auto?

 

Badzad

Active Member

• Jan 10, 2011

• #2

As far as i can tell no, but you will have to keep them from freezing. Im still on my first auto grow, but it is outside atm.

 

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fade409

Well-Known Member

• Jan 10, 2011

• #3

its unusually cold here for the next week so im going to wait...i just germed lastnight, they are still in paper towels. once they show a taproot im going to move them into their pots (3 gallon) should be enough i hope and using 0-0-0 soil so i can do my own nutes. thank god for the woods around sam rayburn lake!....im in the lufkin area so it stays a mild climate year around. i just moved here also, so if anyone know ANYTHING to do please let me know!

 

MuntantLizzard

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• Jan 10, 2011

• #4

Why auto? throw that shit away.

 

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fade409

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• Jan 10, 2011

• #5

they were free seeds with my indoor order! ak47 and blue himalaya (5 females of each). once i start my SOG these should be about done...give me something to smoke while mk ultra and big bud grows :smoker:

 

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Deerhunter617

Well-Known Member

• Jan 10, 2011

• #6

Fade autos outside are the shit in tx I harvested 3 different times with some lowriders

 

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fade409

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• Jan 12, 2011

• #7

we shall see. the end of this week they are finding their homes outside. i dont think we will have another cold snap like this again this year, atleast not as cold. when i got off this morning i made 10 3ft ckn wire houses for them, so rabbit and deer dont eat them. im debating on putting a clear painter plastic on the top of it so rain doesnt get on the buds..would that be a safe bet to do?...

im dry..no weed to smoke for now