Too late for outdoor?
- Thread starter bevis5550
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and was wondering if early August is too late. Any opinions?
bevis5550
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naw I mean i have to start over outside. That isn't going to work is it? =/
Minnestoner
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No to late man, sorry
SimplyBaked
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wont it depend on where he is? he may not yield much but it may be possible...depending on where ur at
cnymoeman
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All depends on where you are...I don't think he would be asking if he was in cali or a state that dosen't have a winter....If so ya too late....I brought clones outside that were on week 4 of veg just to see what happend....But if from seed and your from the northeast no way sorry bro
reeferMaster
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well have 2 see ive planted 6 babies that are about 8-10 in. thier not sexed. well just have 2 see what i get. if you could buy clones from the club that are already about a foot tall or bigger it will be costly but you could just grow a whole buch of little plants in one large hole
vandewalle
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i dont understand why everyone is saying its too late, if they are in a protected area its only early august, yes his yeilds arent going to be aewsome but the solstice isnt until september. it should still be good for some personals, or if he did a bunch of little ones.
Grizzdude
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I'll tell you what boy! Germ em and learn em. I got a few that hatched a week ago and some that are on the way to germination any day now. Also got some nice beauties (1 only 4 weeks from harvest!) It's a learning curve so try it and see what happens. If they fail then you know you can't grow at this time where your at. Good luck!
MediMaryUser
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If someone started a plant outside right when we were going into flowering wouldn't they have similar results to a 12/12 from seed indoor grow? better than nothing if you ask me
MediMaryUser
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to bad for him, i think in California it would be ok to start a 12/12 from seed outdoors in august tho because we can go til november if we have to
v12xjs
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Throughout Europe, September 25th is the first day of natural 12/12. I'd back MediMaryUser and say that it's possible but will only yield results similar to a 12/12 from seed grow.
You can use this page to see the date 12/12 starts in your locality:
http://www.timeanddate.com/worldclock/sunrise.html?month=9&year=2009&obj=sun&afl=-11&day=1
You can use this page to see the date 12/12 starts in your locality:
http://www.timeanddate.com/worldclock/sunrise.html?month=9&year=2009&obj=sun&afl=-11&day=1
SableZen
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I have some bagseed sitting on top of my computer monitor right now (8 popped last night, expect about 8 more today). Going to plant them about 6" apart in a thick patch with amended soil, fertilized with Osmocote and sprayed with Neem oil every couple of weeks - but otherwise left alone to see what happens.
September 27th is the equilux (natural 12/12) here in Florida. And more importantly, December 7th is the average first frost. Not expecting much from this patch, but with a little luck should be worth it I think.
September 27th is the equilux (natural 12/12) here in Florida. And more importantly, December 7th is the average first frost. Not expecting much from this patch, but with a little luck should be worth it I think.