Thomasbruh
Ditchweed grower
When the best time for outdoors in Michigan to start from beans? Never tried it so I want the longest time possible!
First time trying outdoors!
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Thomasbruh
Ditchweed grower
Okay! Thanks!
Kushala Dora Farms
Tempest of Frosty Nugs
I second that. Always best to start them indoor
Thomasbruh
Ditchweed grower
We’re getting there ish been hitting 57 soon
Thomasbruh
Ditchweed grower
Will be*
Highland Rogue
Really Active Member
If you keep girls in a 5 gallon container from mid May until first of june or so, you can begin getting them used to the outdoor sun, but still be able to move them into a shed, basement etc. if a cold night is predicted.
If you can't wait and want to gamble, put some in their final outdoor containers or ground in mid May and hold others back until possible frost danger is minimal. Don't get lured into a false sense of security by a warm day in April if you're in a northern State.
If you can't wait and want to gamble, put some in their final outdoor containers or ground in mid May and hold others back until possible frost danger is minimal. Don't get lured into a false sense of security by a warm day in April if you're in a northern State.
Thomasbruh
Ditchweed grower
I know but it’s been casually warming up. My buddy has a sun run and a space heater so I might try that route
open a widow for some nice outside air and through a couple heaters in the area to keep it warm.
open a widow for some nice outside air and through a couple heaters in the area to keep it warm.
Draig
New Member
Hi Mid/West MI about 3 miles from LK mi.. We start/veg them indoors and put them out Jun 1. Our last frost date, but you can make window boxes or take some 3mm plastic and make a makeshift green tent. (Similar to a pup tent/clothes line) and put them out in it in May to get them used to the natural light. That keeps them.warm.at might, and protects against st frost.
Thomasbruh
Ditchweed grower
Thanks!!
sfrigon1
Seed Aficionado
I know but it’s been casually warming up. My buddy has a sun run and a space heater so I might try that route
I gotta say start some autos too . It will ensure u gets successful outdoor harvest your first time . Just in case
Stoned Cold Bulldog
Active Member
while your at it bookmark the old farmers almanac for weather in your area etc. usual's more accurate than local weather across the us.
if you have your spots already just make sure if you going into the ground you dig your holes to check drainage. wait till it rains and see how long before the hole drains. once ur good just add your extra soil if the dirt isn't too your liking. nothing fancy needed just simple ferts in your mix or add simple ferts as you water. it's other ways but simple is best when doing stuff for the first few times.