North West UK outdoors 1st time

[daveseaman23]

Hi,

I am considering growing outdoors in a greenhouse. Now supposing I started at beginning of may with a mixed indica/ sativa hybrid.

1) is it reasonable to prune to limit size - if so how is this best done?
2) Will I have to enforce flowering by limiting the sunlight?
3) when is the earliest I can find out if male or female?
4) has anyone experience of caramella?
5) any growing tips??

cheers for any advice.

daveseaman23 Reviewed by daveseaman23 on 06-03-2007. North West UK outdoors 1st time Hi, I am considering growing outdoors in a greenhouse. Now supposing I started at beginning of may with a mixed indica/ sativa hybrid. 1) is it reasonable to prune to limit size - if so how is this best done? 2) Will I have to enforce flowering by limiting the sunlight? 3) when is the earliest I can find out if male or female? 4) has anyone experience of caramella? 5) any growing tips?? Rating: 5

[xxxhazexxx]

read the grow section dude it makes some good reading:thumbsup:

[Nocturnal Stoner]

if you do grow grow an indica, should be ready for autumn/winter, gives a numbing smoke which takes your mind off the shit weather we get here!

[daveseaman23]

cheers for replies

[atsar]

you could trim to limit size but you'd maybe be better considering bending it rather than pruning

flowering should occur naturally with the shortening of days

pre-flowers can appear as soon as 3 weeks from planting,just gotta know what to look for

have no experience of caramella sorry

[weedmaster]

first of all i would like to say welcome :jointsmile: like haze said check out the grow section for everything you need to know.
best of luck on your grow dave, stay cool and keep on tokin. :bigsmoke:

[rastaman79]

i live down on the southcoast,and have had an outdoor "patch" for the past 4 years.i have always grown high percentage sativa plants as i found the longer flowering indica takes much more flowering time and even down here, the good weather runs out too soon,all that said,you have a green house,i dont.i read somewhere that two crops a year is possible with a green house? if bad weather is on the horizon at the end of september,you could always force them to flower early,as i have this year,so i get my presants early (always good) any way all the best and good luck. keep tokin` n sowin`n growin` rastaman79.

[daveseaman23]

Hi,
I am attempting this as I have strong suspcicons of a male and i dont want it messing things up. The greenhouse has helped a lot - its def worth it

[fatsax]

durban pioson is supposed to a gd one for round here dave,,,which county u in pm me if u like