Originally Posted by MedusaGrower
I have been trying to germinate a batch of old feminized seeds one by one for the past few weeks with no luck. I wanted to get going on this grow weeks ago but it's looking like my seeds are too old, or something. What a setback, right? I was planning on vegging for 3-4 weeks and then flowering until the end of May. At the end of May I will be forced to harvest whatever I have. If I were to germinate some bag seeds this week and get them vegging under some floro tubes, would it be unrealistic to expect any buds to harvest by the end of May? (I would be flowering under a 100 watt HPS and good ferts and other optimal conditions) Say I get 4 seeds germinated and in the dirt by this Wednesday and out of the 4 plants 2 turn out to be female.... would cutting them down on May 31 yield me any buds? I know it depends on the genetics and grow conditions and so forth, but I will be using seeds from a bag of regular weed more than likely grown outdoors in the middle eastern united states. If all I was shooting for was like a half ounce between two female plants, in this short time, would that even be possible? Veggin' for like 3 weeks and then flowering for 5. I know that's not enough time for the buds to get very big but I would get something, right?
