Big Terps
Growing on a dime
Totally agree. When she throwscthem single bladed leaves it all she wrote.. Like u said itl be a bunch of bud sites that never fully develop. Thx willie
2020 outdoor preparation
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I can't (don't) sit plants out here before the second week of June due to frost/freeze concerns....so I veg them hard for 6 weeks and then plop them out so they ((freak) start to figure things out just about the same time the Solstice hits.....and are starting to bllom Mid-July....finished by end of Septmeber...again././for frosrt/freezr chances/Summer ending snow storms/etc. I've done the 15 hour days but for me it just takes longer for the veg and there's no real advantage I could see to doing so here.
For me a reveg can screw the pooch because the added time just sets things back and then you are flirting with "Fall" and the chance they won;t finish at all. Same with long flowering cultivars over 70 days here...risky. 55 is more of a sure thing.
Big Terps
Growing on a dime
I see ur point now cause ur weather n how and when plants finish by u.
By me ive had them out in april to start veggn outdoors and they flip to flower to flower end of july -1st week of august. If its a fast finisher (8 week) itl b usually right at beginning of October. And a 10 week finisher wood b around Halloween. But usually November brings winter and all hasta b done b4 then. Thats why i like the indicas besides they will knock a horse over is fast finishers. 8-10 week strains for me. And with all the veg i can do u can create sum monsters.
Thx
SEBUD
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If you have the time a couple weeks before you transfer outside you can start acclimating them by setting them outside for a short period of time and increasing in each day then when you plant them their good to go.
SEBUD
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Just noticed I'm a little late here sorry
SEBUD
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To early to tell. Depending on how long this goes on
I walked up a crick where the water went up to my knees in certain parts about a mile. After putting out 30 plants a while back. It was a mission. Plants were big so I could only carry a couple at a time over my shoulder like a beast. I wheeelbarrowed about 8 -10 bales of promox and a bunch of compost to the location down the creek also. Was my best year but I don’t think I’ll do that again. No tracks cause I walked through the creek the entire way.
JohnFonda
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I know you fell and dropped one or two lol. Sounds like a plan though. Then were do you hang the shit once its done when you have 200 plants etc?
BigBallzWillie
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I think this might be a season to push it a bit...........the cops are going to be busy and short handed.
I only had 30 my buddy loaded his house up he said he was going to work with fan leafs stuck to his pants lol
My other friend puts clones in old casset tapes canned beans and stuff like that loads up his back pack chuck full i drive him to the drop off spot then come pick him back up one week later. He’s an animal. Then return for a check up then return for harvest. Dude makes out real nice
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Back in the day my buddy would start all of his outdoor plants in 2 liter pop bottles. He'd cut about 2/3rds off the top....and save it. He'd then plant in the bottom....let em grow 8 inches or so.....then he'd tape the top back on the container.....toss ' em in his backpack...and he was off... RIP Chuck.
JohnFonda
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How big do you want them ? You could start now. Match the amount of light that will be outside during june 1st as long as it's 14 or more hours. Consider how long the season will be before flower is initiated to have an idea of total veg time. Not experienced with outdo but that's my input.
I was thinking I wanted them about a foot tall when putting them out but maybe I should just get em as big as I can I’m limited on space for a veg room