compost bin force flower.

[sharkfinz]

Hey all,

I am not too concerned with growing massive amounts, I'd be happy with an ounce for personal. I have six bag seeds to be sown at the end of march. I need my grow to be stealthy as possible and so need to flower in summer rather than going into early fall as would naturally happen.

I have an old compost bin and wondered if I made it light proof, then surely I could be very much in control of my outdoor grow and could control factors of light and keep the plants sheltered from storms.

What are peoples oppinions?
(I plan on 9 hours of sunlight a day when I force flower, cannot get the full 12)

Many thanks stoners.:hippy:

sharkfinz Reviewed by sharkfinz on 01-09-2008. compost bin force flower. Hey all, I am not too concerned with growing massive amounts, I'd be happy with an ounce for personal. I have six bag seeds to be sown at the end of march. I need my grow to be stealthy as possible and so need to flower in summer rather than going into early fall as would naturally happen. I have an old compost bin and wondered if I made it light proof, then surely I could be very much in control of my outdoor grow and could control factors of light and keep the plants sheltered from Rating: 5

[stinkyattic]

It's going to heat up like ya read about. Black plastic+ sunlight= quite hot.
If you made it so that the whole thing sat over the plant like a bell, you could porbably force-flower a single plant under there by covering the plant at exactly the same time each day and removing the cover every morning, like cover at 6pm and remove at 6am.
Or you could grow an autoflowering strain and save yourself the worry of an alarm clock.