Outdoor grow

[youngovek]

Total noob here with a few questions Is it too late for a outdoor/guerilla grow at this time of the year?
I've read about people using hanging baskets up in trees is that possible?
What about the soil in wooded and mountain areas? Would it be suitable?
All advice and answers much appreciated!

youngovek Reviewed by youngovek on 07-06-2011. Outdoor grow Total noob here with a few questions :) Is it too late for a outdoor/guerilla grow at this time of the year? I've read about people using hanging baskets up in trees is that possible? What about the soil in wooded and mountain areas? Would it be suitable? All advice and answers much appreciated! :) Rating: 5

[youngovek]

Also what outdoor strains would you recommend for this type of thing?

[trimmer432]

its pretty late and im guessing the rest of the summer is going continue being shit so its a real gamble, buy some sweet seeds autos and grab some(very cheap) kc brains seeds kc33,36,mango, order immediately

[youngovek]

Thanks for the reply trimmer! I'm willing to take the gamble anyway I'll just see how it goes! hopefully the weather might pick up slightly. Any thought on hanging baskets?

[youngovek]

Also looking for trustworthy sites to buy seeds from?

[trimmer432]

wouldnt use hanging baskets and order from attitude seeds, discount code is 420

[youngovek]

Seeds are ordered the weather is incredibly shite though with no signs of picking up so I'm not sure what to do just yet I might plant a few and see how it goes.

[Purple Daddy]

You only have a little over a month before the light changes to enough darkness to trigger flowering. IF you put the seeds in the ground today you'll be lucky to get 18" of growth and your branching will be minimal, unless you plant a shitload of seeds your yeild won't be much IMO.

[youngovek]

Thanks for the reply purple daddy thats bad news for me then considering my seeds haven't even arrived yet oh well maybe a possible indoor grow in the near future might be possible for me.

[Purple Daddy]

Sorry man, you can get them started outside and give them a good month of nice sunshine and save a little energy then move them inside around the last week of August. You don't have to grow them exclusively indoors, you can put them outside and just move them indoors around 5 p/m for an extra 4-5 hours of light every day for about a month then let them flower naturally outside.