GoodGuy123
Member
Hello, first post in the forum.
I understand the basics. I've germinated plenty of seeds from dirt weed and grown a few plants up just playing around but always had to trash them or give them away due to some unforeseen reason before I could let them bud.
That being said, a little background on why I'm here. A while back I found some seeds in some killer bud that had apparently hermied. I only found 3 or 4 seeds from this strain and then one seed from another. I saved them of course.
I realize I'm starting these way late in the season, but I'm down South so I should still be able to grow them although they probably won't be as productive, correct? (note: I'm growing outdoors). I germinated, and planted the seeds and now, just one week later, have four successful babies. Since I won't really be able to grow clones over the short winter we have here without investing in some indoor equipment...and since I'm only growing for personal use, and hobby, I don't want to make that investment.
So is it logical to keep the male plants (should there be a few) near any female plants so some seeds will be produced? I don't want to order seeds for next year.
I'd like to top them so I can get a smaller, bushier, less noticeable plant, but I'm unsure when to top for an outdoor plant.
Lil' help??
Thanks!!!
1st two - tallest.
2nd - looks just like the other two.
I understand the basics. I've germinated plenty of seeds from dirt weed and grown a few plants up just playing around but always had to trash them or give them away due to some unforeseen reason before I could let them bud.
That being said, a little background on why I'm here. A while back I found some seeds in some killer bud that had apparently hermied. I only found 3 or 4 seeds from this strain and then one seed from another. I saved them of course.
I realize I'm starting these way late in the season, but I'm down South so I should still be able to grow them although they probably won't be as productive, correct? (note: I'm growing outdoors). I germinated, and planted the seeds and now, just one week later, have four successful babies. Since I won't really be able to grow clones over the short winter we have here without investing in some indoor equipment...and since I'm only growing for personal use, and hobby, I don't want to make that investment.
So is it logical to keep the male plants (should there be a few) near any female plants so some seeds will be produced? I don't want to order seeds for next year.
I'd like to top them so I can get a smaller, bushier, less noticeable plant, but I'm unsure when to top for an outdoor plant.
Lil' help??
Thanks!!!
1st two - tallest.
2nd - looks just like the other two.