Corvette Doc
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About 5000 feet...not as high as you but getting kinda close.
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About 5000 feet...not as high as you but getting kinda close.
turnip brain
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Um, almost double the elevation here my friend. Very different growing zones. Based on NOAA data for Boulder, and frost averages maps (Web links below):
Average last/first frost for Boulder CO: May 3, Oct 6. That's a 5 month frost free period
Average last/first frost up here: June 15, Sept 10. That's less than 3 months frost free
http://www.esrl.noaa.gov/psd/boulder/lastfrost.html
http://www.esrl.noaa.gov/psd/boulder/freeze.html
http://www.plantmaps.com/interactive-colorado-last-frost-date-map.php
http://www.plantmaps.com/interactive-colorado-first-frost-date-map.php
Cheers!
Whereabouts are you turnip? I was living in Summit County around 9000 for years. Always ran my lights at night but winter day time temps could be a challenge for sure. Now I'm in the front range so I can't imagine the temps will be as much of an issue.
turnip brain
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9300'
Just don't let them get too cold at any point as I'm sure you're aware. Like most of my lessons, I learned the hard way.
turnip brain
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Other factors in play to possibly prevent it, but I am hoping/planning to build a green house this spring... more for food plants, but of course if I have the growing space...
dragging hooks
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We went to a hockey game at Pepsi Center Saturday
and it never even occurred to me to hit a rec shop in Denver
I was more excited about the seats we had
Avs look very good this season after being the worst team in NHL last year
something I hope their opponent Sat can do next year
and it never even occurred to me to hit a rec shop in Denver
I was more excited about the seats we had
Avs look very good this season after being the worst team in NHL last year
something I hope their opponent Sat can do next year
Never heard of it
You can always start some indoors early to get a good jump on the growing season. You could get some shrubby afghani's or some other nice indicas to keep their flower times down to a minimum.
turnip brain
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Starting indoors is a given, but reducing electrical consumption is desirable.
Finklsteinshtkd
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Has anyone run across recreational clones anywhere yet?
This thread has a major lack of pics! Not enough buds in here.
Keep it frosty Colorado!
Keep it frosty Colorado!
Chem Trail from Rare Dankness with a couple weeks to go ........
and some bullshit that should make you wonder who writes the fucking news..... http://www.nbcnews.com/storyline/le...ze-colorado-pot-shops-n20111?ocid=msnhp&pos=1
and some bullshit that should make you wonder who writes the fucking news..... http://www.nbcnews.com/storyline/le...ze-colorado-pot-shops-n20111?ocid=msnhp&pos=1
Craingslist seems to have more than you could ever need. The Rec. folks just say '21 or older'.... rather than 'red card' required.
I just gave away a half dozen, I didn't need. Keeping my numbers in line. White Russian, AK47, and Jilly Beans.
I always take cuts when I prune before lolly popping them for the SCROG.
Dog's Life
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Good golly, just looked at Craigslist. There sure are plenty.
BTW, what's a "teen"?
BTW, what's a "teen"?
A teen is a larger veg plant. Not ready for flower but larger than a clone.
I love this thread...
Yo E&A, hows that chem trail from Rare Dankness working out for you???? i've wondered about it before, got some freebies of that, but gave them away and... y'know, curious if i missed out on something.
Yo E&A, hows that chem trail from Rare Dankness working out for you???? i've wondered about it before, got some freebies of that, but gave them away and... y'know, curious if i missed out on something.
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