Outdoor Lowryder cross question

[4fingerlid]

I have some Lowryder X White Russian Seeds. Since they are part auto flowering, can I start growing them outdoors now and let them grow through Winter and be done by February? Or do they need to be planted in Spring? I'm on southern california where its usually pretty sunny.

4fingerlid Reviewed by 4fingerlid on 10-21-2006. Outdoor Lowryder cross question I have some Lowryder X White Russian Seeds. Since they are part auto flowering, can I start growing them outdoors now and let them grow through Winter and be done by February? Or do they need to be planted in Spring? I'm on southern california where its usually pretty sunny. Rating: 5

[bongmaster00]

Well, I am not too sure about this answer, but I think if you plant them now (I live in Washington state) then they could get freezing damage over the winter, but if I were you, I would give it a try. I also have a quick Q, where did you get the Lowrider seeds? If it was over the internet, could you PLEASE give me the website name? That would be great, thanks! Good luck w/ those seeds.

[4fingerlid]

I got the Lowryder cross seeds as freebies a few months ago at Doc Chronic's. He usually has some kind of deal going on, and these were from Heath Robinson's lowryder crosses.

[Deejay2163]

Barneys seed farm is the originator of the strain i do believe and that site can be accessed through the rhino seeds site.www.rhinoseeds.com and click on the Barneys link on the left hand side.