Quote Originally Posted by ganjaperoni
thanks will let you know if it works for me too! what about the fact they are taking longer and that the weather\climate is no longer ideal and will keep getting worse? i guess i'll just have to wait....

and start groing indoor again this winter!!

ps: no i haven't met vale i wish!!! i think he alone makes moto-gp interesting!! that guy truly is amazing.
I live in the mountains and have to deal with bad weather at the end of each grow season.This year I have had excessive rain and the last 2 years had a drought. I would rather have no rain and water then to have too much as I have this season. Soon I will have to deal with freezing weather, last year I even put up a temporary greenhouse to extend my grow season. I have grown outdoors for decades and plan on putting in my first indoor grow this winter. I live in Tennessse now but grew up in Nicky Haydens back yard- no Rossi but a big GP star here in the states- best of luck to you:thumbsup:
littlemountain Reviewed by littlemountain on . 1st time outdoor: plants not ready yet & weather is getting bad ciao everyone, i'm new to the forum, i'm from rome italy and have been happily growing indoor for 3 years with good results. this year i decided to go 'into the wild' and planted 12 seeds (6 himalaya gold\6silver haze - from arjan's greenhouse) outdoors. i lost 3 plants early on because of rain & bad weather in late may-june (gave 1 plant to a friend), now i'm left with 8.... they all look pretty healthy and like they need 3-4 more weeks to get to their full potential, september here is Rating: 5