New England outdoors 2016

27 degrees and snowing like a sob in Kentucky at daylight this morning, if any of you NE guys give a shit. The high tomorrow is forecast to be 45 so I don't see it sticking around. In fact, the entire country is supposed to see a warmup over the next 6-10 days, which is the point of my post. This map shows probabilities of temps being above or below their average and not actual temps. The 10-14 day map even has the above average temps hanging around the extreme NE, particularly Maine, NH, Vermont, Mass, CT, etc.
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thumper60 said:
iam over by n Conway,i cant get any thing to veg out door until may 15 at the earlest plant go straight to flower any sooner than that I get veggies out mid late april in green house
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Got me rethinking my jump start as there is no way I'm investing in lighting to extend the day during late April.

What's the earliest yall think I could go outside? Direct sow into starter pots, compensate the 3-5 days the beans will take to push thru the media
 
Smidge34 said:
27 degrees and snowing like a sob in Kentucky at daylight this morning, if any of you NE guys give a shit. The high tomorrow is forecast to be 45 so I don't see it sticking around. In fact, the entire country is supposed to see a warmup over the next 6-10 days, which is the point of my post. This map shows probabilities of temps being above or below their average and not actual temps. The 10-14 day map even has the above average temps hanging around the extreme NE, particularly Maine, NH, Vermont, Mass, CT, etc.
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A little snow for ya smidge,lol. Just hit 0 degrees,still windy.i am not gonna get excited yet till we are out of February,still nice temps but they won't stay.
 
northeastmarco said:
What's the snow pack up there,already thinking of spring thaw, rain and flooding
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Got roughly 1.5 feet here on the mountain, been a sparse year for snow but it's definitely still here

I can usually jump off my roof after shoveling it off..I couldn't do that currently nor have I even had to roof rake at all
 
Mr.Smith710 said:
Got roughly 1.5 feet here on the mountain, been a sparse year for snow but it's definitely still here

I can usually jump off my roof after shoveling it off..I couldn't do that currently nor have I even had to roof rake at all
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I think being on that rock,will help with early -late frost ,iam in a big valley must be carful early-late
 
Hey all. Glad to get going again. I did alright last season. Almost a lb. & thats after some1 stole all my tops. But that's good for me. Enough to make it through the year.

This year I think I may be going to an old spot. Obviously my new spot sucked. & I'm trying out a few new strains. Medical grade, high cbd low thc. So we'll see how that goes.

Gotta find something pics
 
thumper60 said:
I think being on that rock,will help with early -late frost ,iam in a big valley must be carful early-late
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Thanks for the input guys I'm gunna go with femaleseeds purple maroc and wait till May 10 or so to pop em. I didn't know female seeds outdoors were semi autos but outta the Netherlands, way more climatized than seeds from Spain

How big r the holes u guys dig? 2 wide by three deep?
 
I think one of the Stumbleberry (Getaway strain) phenos I have is "semi-auto" if you will, due to the Iranian genetics in her background. Three other phenos remained in veg with 18 hours light, while a 4th is trying to flower anyway. I believe what they mean by "semi-auto" is a plant with a mixed bag of short day and auto flowering genes.
 
ruby fruit said:
What do you mean by semi autos ?
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They got some ruderalis somewhere in their genes to shorten up flowering time while remaining a photoperiod or light sensitive plant, in theory.

People say they are a little cunty to keep in veg with lack of sunlight in the early spring hence waiting until mid may, when days are at least 15~ hours of Sun or more to try and prevent the plant from skipping veg and going straight to flower
 
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