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Okay, I live in the North East, the summer will basically last until september. If i start some seeds outdoors, real simple, just put a lot of middies seeds under the soil, in one spot, do i still have time for the growing season? is it worth it to start now? Can a plant grow from july to august and then bud still? i started last year in may, and my botanicals got eaten by deer trying to get a buzz.
If ya have extra seeds, give it a try. Your plants certainly won't be as big and yeild as much.
I know they will not get big, but does anyone know from experience if starting this late will result in any buD?
yeah they will flower when the light cycle changes
and the days get shorter.
okay you mean flower as in create Bud to smoke?
Forget it, I certainly do not recommend you to plant those seeds this late.
if you could get ya hands on some cutings then ya could make it
cheers all :)
I think this guy lives in the U.S. where it's almost impossible to get a clone unless you personally know a grower lol.Quote:
Originally Posted by busteruk7
you can start them now they will still have atleast three weeks to veg. they wont be very big when they go into flower but you could still get an ounce or two per plant if you take care of them right. more realistically you would probably get an 1/8-1/2
Best to start seeds indoors, just like for a vegetable garden.Quote:
Originally Posted by kd609728
Don't put them all in one spot- they will be crowded and sickly.
You're not going to see the start of flowering until night lasts more than 12 hours, which is the autumnal equinox.Quote:
Originally Posted by kd609728
BTW where in the Northeast are you located?
Right again stinky!
The short answer is YES YOU WILL GET BUD TO SMOKE. Unless they die or are all males. How much is another thing.
I agree, if you can start them inside using pots and a 24 hour cycle. This may give them the boost they need to be oz plants instead of gm.
haha im doing the same i belive there should be time u still got a good few months of heat left