piedrarock
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Hello you all , I had an epiphany yesterday as i stepped into my greenhouse for the first time since late sept past, and found10 nice sized seedling doing very well , the bigger are 5 to 6 in tall , 3 rd set of leafs are forming, I gave them some water and thought why cant I get my CBD DIESEL plants out here like these ones , ( these 10 are from dropped seeds from last years surprise appearance from one dropped seed the year b4). not cbd but some hearty frankenstien blend my cousin sent me from Alberta he had been modifying to be outdoors in the cold Calgary springtime, which Im sure why they germinated and are quite happy even though it is still cold enough to not think to put out anything in the greenhouse here in White Rock yet .
My history of growing up till two years ago was tomatoes , lettuce and cucumbers.I would start out with bought seedlings from a local nursery in latish apr , early may and with minimum attention , by sept my pants would be 8 ft tall and loaded with great varities of tomatoes.
My buddy at work was just getting started in growing weed with his factory tent and led lights , so I jumped on board and thought i could play god too set up my own lil grow op downstairs in my reappropriated wine cellar with leds , fans etc , and this first year was going good until I noticed a male plant in the bunch of suposedly feminized Charlottes Angels ,( thanks above said cousin ) 2nd year i started germinating late as I wanted to harden them off and get them into my greenhouse asap , but pushed it too hard and they floundered in the greenhouse .
Now heres my epiphany ad game plan for this season , I m going to send away for some feminized CBD DIESEL SEEDS, germ them here in the house ,and when they are ready to plant , they will go into a jiffy pot and under a small covered section of clear green house plastic , with a small thermostically controlled heater under that small green house plastic that is located in my 20 by 10 ft greenhouse, so they are getting their first rays of light from the sun ( no hardening off needed), staying warm at night with heater and after a few weeks we are in late april early may and will be ready to go in the ground with my tomatoes and I will be giving them more than the min. care I usually give my tomatoes, I will do manifold one or two plants , ( i had great success with the one plant I did this with year one in my indoor grow b4 the male spoiled the party .
my green house has 2 fans a pusher, and a puller at the other end for air movement and keeping peak summertime daytime highs down below 35 celcius .
Can anyone suggest some companion plants to put in there as well to help with mites and the like ? and any tips that I may not be looking at doing in this seasons grow ?
THANKS as always for your suggestions
My history of growing up till two years ago was tomatoes , lettuce and cucumbers.I would start out with bought seedlings from a local nursery in latish apr , early may and with minimum attention , by sept my pants would be 8 ft tall and loaded with great varities of tomatoes.
My buddy at work was just getting started in growing weed with his factory tent and led lights , so I jumped on board and thought i could play god too set up my own lil grow op downstairs in my reappropriated wine cellar with leds , fans etc , and this first year was going good until I noticed a male plant in the bunch of suposedly feminized Charlottes Angels ,( thanks above said cousin ) 2nd year i started germinating late as I wanted to harden them off and get them into my greenhouse asap , but pushed it too hard and they floundered in the greenhouse .
Now heres my epiphany ad game plan for this season , I m going to send away for some feminized CBD DIESEL SEEDS, germ them here in the house ,and when they are ready to plant , they will go into a jiffy pot and under a small covered section of clear green house plastic , with a small thermostically controlled heater under that small green house plastic that is located in my 20 by 10 ft greenhouse, so they are getting their first rays of light from the sun ( no hardening off needed), staying warm at night with heater and after a few weeks we are in late april early may and will be ready to go in the ground with my tomatoes and I will be giving them more than the min. care I usually give my tomatoes, I will do manifold one or two plants , ( i had great success with the one plant I did this with year one in my indoor grow b4 the male spoiled the party .
my green house has 2 fans a pusher, and a puller at the other end for air movement and keeping peak summertime daytime highs down below 35 celcius .
Can anyone suggest some companion plants to put in there as well to help with mites and the like ? and any tips that I may not be looking at doing in this seasons grow ?
THANKS as always for your suggestions