Midwest outdoor grow log (starting in mid August) tips?

I appreciate your pessimism, but once again, this is an experiment, and I'll see what comes of it.

Also, why is everyone telling me not to put on big bloom? Please refrer to fox farm's website and you can see they say to use it on the seedling stage. But I'm sure you know better than the company itself, boulderbud5525.

http://www.foxfarmfertilizer.com/FoxFarm-soil.pdf


Also, this is taken directly from the Marijuana Grower Bible for indoor/outdoor growers by Cervantes:

"Fertilize with a mild flowering solution for germination and seedling growth. Change to a high-nitrogen formula during the vegetative stage and back to a "super-bloom" when the long nights induce flowering." Pg 137 Ch. 7

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Originally Posted by altectech

I appreciate your pessimism, but once again, this is an experiment, and I'll see what comes of it.

Also, why is everyone telling me not to put on big bloom? Please refrer to fox farm's website and you can see they say to use it on the seedling stage. But I'm sure you know better than the company itself, boulderbud5525.

http://www.foxfarmfertilizer.com/FoxFarm-soil.pdf


Also, this is taken directly from the Marijuana Grower Bible for indoor/outdoor growers by Cervantes:

"Fertilize with a mild flowering solution for germination and seedling growth. Change to a high-nitrogen formula during the vegetative stage and back to a "super-bloom" when the long nights induce flowering." Pg 137 Ch. 7

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Put those plants in an indoor South window, then grow indoors.

we give him propper advice but ignores it..oh well not my money being wasted

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Originally Posted by middieman440

we give him propper advice but ignores it..oh well not my money being wasted

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Yep, the dude is about 4 months behind schedule.

Gee thanks, I didn't realize that. I think I've said 3 times now I know I'm starting late this is mostly an experiment... sooo? Can you leave it alone and enjoy my log without your incessant bigotry, kthx.

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Originally Posted by altectech

I appreciate your pessimism, but once again, this is an experiment, and I'll see what comes of it.

Also, why is everyone telling me not to put on big bloom? Please refrer to fox farm's website and you can see they say to use it on the seedling stage. But I'm sure you know better than the company itself, boulderbud5525.

http://www.foxfarmfertilizer.com/FoxFarm-soil.pdf


Also, this is taken directly from the Marijuana Grower Bible for indoor/outdoor growers by Cervantes:

"Fertilize with a mild flowering solution for germination and seedling growth. Change to a high-nitrogen formula during the vegetative stage and back to a "super-bloom" when the long nights induce flowering." Pg 137 Ch. 7

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they want to sell their shit so they tell you to use it all the time. kinda of like lather, rinse, repeat, use more shampoo buy more shampoo. keep in simple and save your dollas!

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Originally Posted by altectech

Hey drudown11, thanks for the tip! Your information is valuable and necessary, thanks to your help, I'm able to live a better life! You're so smart drudown11, now please go troll else where.


I have pics of the past couple days with nice growth, but it doesn't appear this thread has a lot of interest... so I'm contemplating even bothering to post them.

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ok you want advice, ill give it.



You're just now sprouting your seeds when the majority of us already have buds growing. You're about 3 monthes late dude, and those seedlings arent going to give anything worth while(thats if they even finish). Maybe a 20 sack or so. I highly doubt that they will even finish flowering outside because theyre so young. Theres 3 weeks of flowering that you have already missed out on.
Your wasting your time. Wait until next summer, do some reading and research, and get things started in late spring.

He will figure it out. Lets see how far this goes:stoned:

Good luck:thumbsup:

I like your determination! We all understand its a experiment, were just saying don't dump any more money into it until you need to. I live in the midwest too and its starting to cool off so I hope the best for your plants! The only thing is that all my outdoor plants, and other growers plants are at least 5+ feet tall and in the second or third week of flowering, so the only thing I would worry about is if they make it to flowering, will they be harvestable before the heavy cold and frost set in around mid fall. Hope for the best but prepare for the worst. I spent all season growing an 8 foot tall monter only to find out it was male, soooo yeah. But besides that good luck!

hey man seedlings of that size already have there own natural nutes no matter what fox farm says you might wanna listen to the ppl growing on here

so id say dont add any nutes till they are at least 3 or 4 weeks old get them away from your sprinklers or you run a very high risk of your plants getting root rot and then they will die