I might cross it with a pineapple express cross at the end of the season or an aurora indica. I have an auto flowering mobydick xxl female that I couldn't get to seed tried 5 different males but it didn't work .shame though it smells like someone is smoking a joint.
Bict 16/17. Straya m8 2.0
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Prince4118
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seeing this is an aussie thread what state are yall from and what time of year do you all start and about what time do you expect harvest I personally never grown outdoor but considering starting next year to save on power bills because I feel I'm too late to start a plot this year am I??
ruby fruit
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Thats not aussie of ya to ask what states we from without telling us what state your from first...crikey
U pretty much still got time to get a 2 month veg anywhere minimum if u put seeds down today
Lucky Luke
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Not to late at all. get crackin!
Bict and I are Boags country peeps to.
Lucky Luke
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Were getting a nice soaking man. This will do the girls and the ground some good thats for sure. Week of pretty much perfect growing weather for next week to. Same as last week by the sounds but slightly warmer weather.
Prince4118
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I'm qld I thank God I was blessed enough to live in this beautiful country but the way the weather is going summer can get stuffed I might need to come down and help on if you fellas
jzs147
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Haha prince never say never.
I dunno if I'm gonna plant out this year. Might of left it to late.
I wanna get out there an make another plot.
My plot got like a spring running under earth it. I get those bush yabbis coming up through the plot.
My dads an old bushman an helped me find prime spots that don't need any watering just plant. Go back pull males if needed then go back an harvest. So after the initial setup should only have to go back 3 times.
Sounds good on paper haha
I always go back though paranoia is a wonderful thing.
I dunno if I'm gonna plant out this year. Might of left it to late.
I wanna get out there an make another plot.
My plot got like a spring running under earth it. I get those bush yabbis coming up through the plot.
My dads an old bushman an helped me find prime spots that don't need any watering just plant. Go back pull males if needed then go back an harvest. So after the initial setup should only have to go back 3 times.
Sounds good on paper haha
I always go back though paranoia is a wonderful thing.
sandhill larry
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It's still over a month until Summertime for you guys. In 2015 it was late June when I popped my 1st seeds. Did another round in July. Both made to finish. So start popping. Veg inside for a couple three weeks, then put them out.
Prince4118
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in that case luckily the local indoor guy is my cousin
gave me these babies for a 6 pack and iv put down 2 beans of my own genetics only because I'm comfortable with them and know what I'll get
Prince4118
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by some googling I should be looking at a 4 month veg according to the first light last night schedual for where I live
Lucky Luke
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12/12 doesnt apply outside.
Lucky Luke
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Thats some stretch. When u re pot bury those stems down further in the soil.
Prince4118
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I'm probably going to full these pots to the top as I want tgen to get a fair bit taller before I transplant out as I'll be going straight into the ground
about what time of year would I be seeing it flower what light cycle, and how much sunlight should I be giving these plants seeing they have been under a fluro up untill I got them take into account the sun where I live is hard core the days are already up to 35-36c I feel full light at this stage they will just curl over and die
Lucky Luke
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https://www.rollitup.org/t/12-12-does-not-apply-to-outdoor-growing.916846/
And yes, if ur plants came from under lights you will need to acclimatize them over a week or so.
sandhill larry
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I use the rule of thumb of 13 1/2 hours of daylight and 10 1/2 hours of dark for the flip. But different strains can vary by a month or more.
Vnsmkr
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Unless you live in 12/12 year round like me
. Yeah just something which some dickhead coined and it stuck.
ruby fruit
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im in crow eater country.I know I see stretch around last week of jan then pom poms on my plants before mid feb.im pretty sure if you get those seedlings in the ground by last day of nov you still have the potential for 1 pound plants in optimum conditions with no pests or weather problems
ruby fruit
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use these tables to work out possible flowering times @Prince4118 as you can see from jan 1st you are losing time each day so give yourself the best chance of 2 month veg by getting those girls in by end of this month at the least
http://www.timebie.com/sun/brisbaneqld.php
http://www.timebie.com/sun/brisbaneqld.php