Vote now! Should I start a grow this late?

potpimp

potpimp

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It's been 3 years since I've been able to grow due to living in Alaska and not having room to spare for growing up there. Now I live in the deep south and no danger of frost. Due to moving I'm getting a late start on getting going. I've got a great NFT hydro system and lights and I've got places to do a guerrilla grow too. I'd like you to "LIKE" this post if you vote YES. If I get 25 votes I'll do the grow and start a journal, post pix, etc. Thank you for your votes and feel free to post comments and suggestions.
 
kagecog

kagecog

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What part of the deep south? Seems like growing penalties are pretty harsh in a lot of those states!
 
potpimp

potpimp

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The southeast. Yeah, it's still a hanging offense here. :) I would not be doing a big grow, maybe 5-8 plants.
 
redbeard420

redbeard420

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Its still fairly early in my book. You will have good size plants. Maybe not monsters but u will get plenty of bud if u do a couple extra plants. Plus it will help keep them from beeing so tall that they can be spotted easily. Hell I have some 5" tall clones I still plan to put out in a week or two. They should get like 8 or 9 weeks of natural veg time still. Hell yeah bro DO IT lol
 
bird dog

bird dog

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potpimp said:
It's been 3 years since I've been able to grow due to living in Alaska and not having room to spare for growing up there. Now I live in the deep south and no danger of frost. Due to moving I'm getting a late start on getting going. I've got a great NFT hydro system and lights and I've got places to do a guerrilla grow too. I'd like you to "LIKE" this post if you vote YES. If I get 25 votes I'll do the grow and start a journal, post pix, etc. Thank you for your votes and feel free to post comments and suggestions.
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You will be just fine growing down south (U.S.). I'm a bit further north from you now and we just entered into out growing season. This means you are good for indoor and/or outdoor. Good luck bro! Peace
 
cassinfo

cassinfo

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Youbongsmilie should of just trust your own judgment instead of advertising yourself online. I say do it bro. If you gonna get hanged... Go out with a buzz high on your own medicine.
 
lowryderlove

lowryderlove

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potpimp said:
"advertising myself online"???
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Bro!

I probably live further south than you!

Right now is time to put outside for Sept harvest. And I would suggest you get to moving before it gets hotter. If you can get them out NOW before its over 100 each day they will adapt. If not good luck getting sprout-lings outside!

Go today while its all cool out and get her done.
 
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Beblunted

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potpimp said:
It's been 3 years since I've been able to grow due to living in Alaska and not having room to spare for growing up there. Now I live in the deep south and no danger of frost. Due to moving I'm getting a late start on getting going. I've got a great NFT hydro system and lights and I've got places to do a guerrilla grow too. I'd like you to "LIKE" this post if you vote YES. If I get 25 votes I'll do the grow and start a journal, post pix, etc. Thank you for your votes and feel free to post comments and suggestions.
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a fellow Alaskan :) I don't got much to say about your grow as I do not know for I reside in the AK aswell
why'd you move from laid back ak
to the restricting south
 
Walter9999

Walter9999

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Do it...grow em indoors until 3 week into September and then move them outdoors to finish..I do this in east central florida...g/l
 
potpimp

potpimp

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Beblunted said:
a fellow Alaskan :) I don't got much to say about your grow as I do not know for I reside in the AK aswell
why'd you move from laid back ak
to the restricting south
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I couldn't afford to live there any longer; I need to get ahead, not just hang on by my fingernails. I bought huge tomatoes Friday for $.69/lb; those were almost $4/lb in Anchorage.
 
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