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juustsayno
juustsaynostarted grow question 7 months ago
Hi growers, I'm planning to grow three plants this month. It's my second time growing outdoors. Temperatures currently range between 15 and 22 degrees, but they will likely be higher in a few weeks. Is it warm enough to start? Which strain (auto) would you advise me to grow?
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TommyBVRSA75
TommyBVRSA75answered grow question 7 months ago
In my opinion it is a spoil to do autos outdoor, due to the fact that the autos tend to be shorter and with outdoor conditions the yeld that normally on autos will be lesser than photoperiod ones and by the outdoor conditions normally the autos gave even lesser yield that the one that they normally give on indoor growth. My opinion and a fantastic strai. To having outdoors is the Dutch Passion's Frisian Dew photoperiod feminezed. It is better for you to wait as much as 18 weeks on a full photoperiod grow than do an auto outdoors. And now is the time to plant outdoors for early September you get your grow done. Follow me advice, now is the time to seed a photoperiod - I tell you the Frisian Dew cause it is a wonderful strain for a starter and outdoors is probably on of the best grows. Other outdoor photoperiod is the Bay Burguer from Delicious Seeds that is a strain that loves outdoors and it is very resistant to plagues and very forgiving when you do some errors such as over feed the system or even with watering stress (both lack or excess of water).
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Organoman
Organomananswered grow question 7 months ago
Don't grow autos outdoors unless you are a fan of waiting 3 months and then harvesting dwarf plants with small yields. In the same 3 moths you can grow photoperiod fems and harvest 10 times as many buds. Autos NEED 18/6 to grow properly, something that just isn't achievable outdoors. Avoid disappointment, avoid autos outdoors would be my advice based on 40 years of outdoor growing and trying autos for 8 years and then deciding to never grow them ever again, they just don't meet my expectations! Night temps are the biggest enemy when growing outdoors.......wait until overnight temps are hovering around 14-15 degrees before planting seeds.
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m0use
m0useanswered grow question 7 months ago
Autos do well outdoors for me. but if its time or not will depend on your geographical location. google your area and the words last frost. If you don't get frost then yes you can grow outside. Ganja Farmer seeds has a lot of nice gorilla mixes that worked well for me outdoors. I'd try something like that, or maybe cheese. Some breeders have tips on what ones are best outdoors. normally ones that have better mold resistance and such. Good Luck!
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