Lol just put your full seasons out in April and let'em start doing their thing. They will adapt to weather conditions and temps.
huh?
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Lol just put your full seasons out in April and let'em start doing their thing. They will adapt to weather conditions and temps.
1ft or taller clones. Right now I've got 2 2' plants that are ready to go out as soon as the night time temps get above 50, more around 60.
From what I believed as long as the days are progressively getting longer she'll veg. We just had daylight saving so we should be fine as soon as night time temps pick up some.
Flowering actually begins and veg. ends June 26th that's when the day time hours turn around and the days start getting shorter.
If you suppliment the lighting from this point until august you can get an extra month of veg before you have to start flowering to beat the cold weather of November.
This is all shit I've taught myself. I could just be wrong as fuck. But It seems to be working for me.
1ft or taller clones. Right now I've got 2 2' plants that are ready to go out as soon as the night time temps get above 50, more around 60.
From what I believed as long as the days are progressively getting longer she'll veg. We just had daylight saving so we should be fine as soon as night time temps pick up some.
Flowering actually begins and veg. ends June 26th that's when the day time hours turn around and the days start getting shorter.
If you suppliment the lighting from this point until august you can get an extra month of veg before you have to start flowering to beat the cold weather of November.
This is all shit I've taught myself. I could just be wrong as fuck. But It seems to be working for me.
Maybe traditionally, I'm wrong, but I know for a fact I've put plants out before long before June and never had a flower reveg problem. I've been doing it that way for the past 5 years.
You are correct in the the fact that yes, you are wrong.
LOL!Tosser! you made Me spit my drink all over my ipad! Lol
We are getting biohazard suits to deal with the poison oak this year...
...seriously.