Can I grow White Widow outside?

Or is white widow better grown in doors?

Outdoors is fine, the only question is if your local climate will allow it to flourish. What are your average daytime and night time temps and humidity? Also, how many hours of daylight are you getting?

I live in Florida. When its winter here the weather stays very warm. In the mornings its usually very cold (winter time climate) but lately Its been warm all day long. Its always pretty humid here, but I think as of now the air may be a little dry. My friend has a thermometer with a humidity reader on it and when my friend opened the window to the room we were in the humidty in the room actually dropped. So it may be kind of dry outside.

There still isn't enough light in the day to properly veg a plant. If you plant now you'll probably end up with a plant around 12". If growing a plant for 3-4 months is worth only maybe a half ounce of smoke(if you're lucky), then go for it. If you end up with a male, the whole grow was for nothing really. The best thing to do would be to bring the plant inside when the sun goes down and put it under a grow light(or lights). You want to shoot for a total of around 18 hours of light per day. You wouldn't need to do that for the entire grow, though, just for veg. When you decide it's ready for flowering, just keep the plant outdoors until harvest.

So based on the number of hours my plant is exposed to the sun during the vegetative period that will determine the size and yeild the plant produces?

You say their isnt enough light to properly vegetate the plant. Is this because of the current climate or the strain I'm planning on using?

white widow will get gray mold in humid climate in bud stage

BlackDr said:

So based on the number of hours my plant is exposed to the sun during the vegetative period that will determine the size and yeild the plant produces?

You say their isnt enough light to properly vegetate the plant. Is this because of the current climate or the strain I'm planning on using?

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With present daylight, your plant will start flowering as soon as it's sexually mature. This can be delayed with 16 or more hours of daylight. You can veg it out until it's about 25-33% of your total desired final height(with enough daylight hours, that is), then switch to 12/12 to initiate flowering. With fewer than 12 hours of daylight, you lose that control entirely.

alright, thank you