SPRING HARVEST OUTDOORS?

[73kafer]

i have six seedlings i started inside and brought them out side i live in Fresno, CA so i was wondering is it possible to get a spring harvest naturally or will i have to induce them?? i never tried this before i have a couple indoor harvest under my belt and one fall harvest last year could you guys help ill post pick till there out ha the ground

73kafer Reviewed by 73kafer on 03-16-2011. SPRING HARVEST OUTDOORS? i have six seedlings i started inside and brought them out side i live in Fresno, CA so i was wondering is it possible to get a spring harvest naturally or will i have to induce them?? i never tried this before i have a couple indoor harvest under my belt and one fall harvest last year could you guys help ill post pick till there out ha the ground Rating: 5

[73kafer]

and i know theres 3 to a pot but i had no choice plus ima be lucky to get two females butt im just guessing i heard the cooler weather might cause more females

[rudy2010]

I did a spring grow last year and it turned out to take way too long. The problem was that we just tried to let them naturally bud. But as the days get longer they started to veg again. What you need to do is get a sheet of plastic that is black on the inside and white on the outside from a grow shop. Then light dep the plants to get them to bud and stay budding. It is cheap and will get the job done. Put the white side out to reflect the heat of the sun and the black inside to block any light.

Mine took so long last year that I had to axe them at the end just to proceed with the regular summer crop. They were OK because I did not have any other smoke but paled in comparison with summer weed.

[PKroniK]

Funny you ask this. I live in Santa Rosa, Ca., I planted some clones early april, being that it was 80 degrees at the time, and they grew to about two feet, looked full and vigorous, and then started flowering! My buddy said the clones "timers went off", because of the shorter days still. I Just threw them into the grow room, under a flowering environment to finish them. It takes way to long to go from half inch bud clusters to veg again. Now I know, no clones before June 1 outside. For weather reasons, and daylight reasons...or do this same thing again next year for a quick crop!