Michigan grower here....

troythepooh14

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So I live in Michigan (Oakland county) and I planted my germinated seeds straight into soil today. Am I too late in the year? Or just on time. I've been having diffacult times finding seeds. Also I have 2 green giant and one sour diesel seeds along with 10 mids seeds just for the hell of it. Can I expect anything good to come from the mids plants or is it not worth growing them...
 

Xare

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Be careful planting germinated seeds right into the ground.

I tried that once a long time ago and they dried out and died. Since then I have changed to starting small seedling before I plant. That way you have high success.

You are not too late, but get those mids started. They will be your backup and you can still get something nice outta them. At least you could make some hash outta it.

And try to make seeds for your next grow out of your nicer ones.
 

troythepooh14

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Thanks man. I usually can get seeds but I lost 20 green giant seeds. Since most if not all of my yield is for sale not for myself would it be better to make hash out of the mids? Or should I just leave it alone. I've also heard that mids are how they are because of the way they handled/cured it
 

Angus

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Yeah man, you can take the best genetics in the world and grow it in a field with two thousand others in mexico, feed it chemicals til the day you harvest, harvest a week or two early for a deadline, half ass trim it, brick it up wet and pack it in a semi and bam....a couple thousand miles thousand miles later...

And it works the other way too.
 

privateaero

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Last year I planted at least a hundred germinated seeds, prolly more like 500 and all of them died. I wouldn't do that again. I'm from OC too.
 

crfhonda

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just make sure the soil is always moist. You have plenty of time planting now will give about two and half months of veg so you should be able to get them atleast 4 ft tall.
 

fingerling

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hey man.... i live in MI too and im sure youve noticed the weather around here has been terrible for growing outdoor up until recently so its for the best that you waited if you couldnt house them indoors...... but im expecting our first frost to be in late october rather than in the begining so you should be able to let them flower longer than the past few years if its nessesary.
 

Imjony5

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I'm also in Oakland county MI. and you for sure didn't plant too late. The weather has been a little too cold recently but it looks like you should be in the clear now. I'm going to start mine in a week or two. Last year I started plants outdoor in JULY and i still got 4-5 footers. If you wait till it's nice and warm they just start out that much faster and make up for a lot of the lost time. And about the seeds from the mids, my past grows were from bagseed from mids and the bud I grew was better than the bud i got the seeds from. I wouldn't say dank but very nice mids, seedless of course. I'm hopefully going to be getting clones this year though, if things work out. Good luck, nice to know that there is a fellow grower so close by. Oh and watch out for the deer, Liquid fence doesn't work for shit, use a fence if possible.
 
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