late start to outdoor grow new england

[middieman440]

hey guys I recently moved from California back to Connecticut! wasnt able to sprout my seed's till till end of may,its now june 13th and I put out all of seedlings outdoors to there final homes,my question is will these seeds finish grow enough to produce an ounce or more each,if look into a my past post my areas I grow in are sunny n good.im just concerned because im used to starting seeds mid march and putting out mid april,never started this late before,any info would be good.. thanks

middieman440 Reviewed by middieman440 on 06-13-2013. late start to outdoor grow new england hey guys I recently moved from California back to Connecticut! wasnt able to sprout my seed's till till end of may,its now june 13th and I put out all of seedlings outdoors to there final homes,my question is will these seeds finish grow enough to produce an ounce or more each,if look into a my past post my areas I grow in are sunny n good.im just concerned because im used to starting seeds mid march and putting out mid april,never started this late before,any info would be good.. thanks Rating: 5

[tlranger]

It'll work, with a little help. Little smaller plants, little more work.

[EvilCartman]

hey guys I recently moved from California back to Connecticut! wasnt able to sprout my seed's till till end of may,its now june 13th and I put out all of seedlings outdoors to there final homes,my question is will these seeds finish grow enough to produce an ounce or more each,if look into a my past post my areas I grow in are sunny n good.

Definitely a late start. Whatcha growin'? They must be pretty small right now.
An ounce or better? I don't see any problem meeting that goal, as long as the conditions are good. Depending on your exposure, they'll probably veg for another 3-4 weeks, no?

[Shovelhandle]

I'm in northern New England, 45º long. Most cannabis starts flowering in August. If you started healthy seedlings before June first and got them in the ground for a decent chance to veg you could do alright. They keep growing in bloom and they finish in October or later.
I have seedlings not in the ground yet. Some are a couple of weeks old and some are a couple of days old, they are in party cups.
I've started really early before and I think maybe it takes longer for those plants to start flowering. It sure seemed so. So I'm going to see how this works out.

[middieman440]

I had them under one cfl light before going outdoors,all where about 4 inches with good veg growth,we don't start to flower here till mid august,strains are unknown just random seeds from good smoke back in cali,gdp being one of them,not to worried of anything being hermi or whatever.

they should be vegging for a good 2 months before flowering,only problem is it keeps raining!!! but my location that I use gets sun all daylong.

[built2spill]

I have been growing in New England for years right around the 42 degree mark. I see the first pistals usually around late July and finish around end of Sept. to early Oct. Don't worry about all the rain. As long as the soil drains well enough to prevent root rot the rain is great for young seedlings with small root systems.

Here is a tip for next year. When you harvest in the fall leave some small buds and leaves on some of your best plants. Dig up the root ball and transfer the plant to a pot to bring inside. After about 3-4 weeks of 20-24 hr. light the plant should revert to veg. Grow the mother and clone her for next season.

Good luck with the grow Middleman440.