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i'm new to this area and i'm wondering if anyone here has experience growing in this state. what are the best strains? do you get a double harvest outside due to the extended growing season? can you grow in the native soil here without doing anything other than adding ferts?
I have never tried growing but I am really interested in buying :o
I grow and I buy, been buyin a bit more than growin lately, but I actually just moved to the southwest. I'd help you out if I could, but I don't even grow outside either, I grow hydroponically! You should try it too.
Hey GF,
You will find it hard to grow in the valley outside....
What part of AZ you in..... I'm E-valley......
Peace,
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Hydroponics is the way to go
http://www.homegrownhydro.com/content/p/1/Hydro_Main
http://www.1stmarijuanagrowerspage.c....html#Overview
hey, im a phoenix dude, with 1 14'' plant in my closet, and two recently sown outside in my yard... i added super soil and pearlite to the outside soil... ne1 know if AZ is too hot for outdoors?? ne1 else in phoenix?
i grow outside in this fucking heat and my plants are doing grat. i got 4 of them and when its hot they start to smell alot so i half to bring them inside for a whill cuz of the neigbors. the only thing i us right now is mg and baby shampoo for the bugs.
im in glendal i go to central high. :cool:
smoke almost every day. :eek:
i TRIED to grow and was doing ok, till the heat came and now my seedling is dying and the wind broke my plant's stem and it's slowly dying, :( if the top two leaves are still ok! can it survive ?
You need to keep it inside and keep the temp around 75.Also put a fan on it.The fan makes it stronger just put it on low and it will help it grow strong.Quote:
Originally Posted by Gatorade
Look in it hydro.
*raises hand* I'm a beginner..about as beginner as they get...I have a plant that is trying to grow it's third set of true leaves. Almost time for feeding I guess?
It depends on what kind of soil you're using. If you have a good soil, then you're probably good for a while. As a beginner, I'd suggest erring on the side of underfeeding. There's more danger in overfeeding.Quote:
Originally Posted by PurplePixieManda
If you're plants are starving for something, they'll let you know.
Been growing for 7 years in hydro. No way would I grow outside. Hydro is the way to go cause you control everything.
im in the east valley and i have 3 plants comming up for harvest in a couple weeks all i used was some fertilizer and a spot under my orange tree.