I plan to grow for my first time this year, unfortunatly this will have to be done outside. Anyhow I was wondering when I should get those seeds in the ground. Also, should I germinate them? thanks in advance
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I plan to grow for my first time this year, unfortunatly this will have to be done outside. Anyhow I was wondering when I should get those seeds in the ground. Also, should I germinate them? thanks in advance
i can't tell ya exactly
but i can piont ya in the right direction
www.almanac.com
only you know how much of growing you know
so i assume you know the cycles
i live in southeastern usa
VERNAL EQUINOX heralds spring at precisely 1:49 A.M. EST, March 20
to me spring is my start
i can get plants started and ready to transplant
In MAY i can safely put them in the ground without worry of a cold frosty night wiping out few weeks work,
in june SUMMER . . . June 20, 8:57 P.M. EDT
the time will change
the males will haved showed themself,or planning the attack
had late ones and early ones show up
they get july
and august
to soak up the sun
so end of sept we have nice size plants too
and nice budds becuase its flowered under the brighest time we have in the sun
Here are the seasons for 2004:
SPRING . . . March 20, 1:49 A.M. EST
SUMMER . . . June 20, 8:57 P.M. EDT
FALL . . . September 22, 12:30 P.M. EDT
WINTER . . . December 21, 7:42 A.M. EST
convert what you know about indoor time cycles
using dailylight hours
sounds hard to some
but
aint many DAYs in the year that they are
exactly 12 hours day
12 hours night
need i say more.
hope ive helped you someway
i have smoked a fat one typing this and
planning my own timeing chart in my head
peace