Faimlyfirst77
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My plants were all damaged by a freak storm I was told they should bounce back but I wanted to know would it be to late to put clones from my mother gsc outside
Putting clones outside is it to late
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Thegermling
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Check what latitude you are located on and see how many hours of light you get right now. Then post back. Use this link http://aa.usno.navy.mil/data/docs/Dur_OneYear.php.
Faimlyfirst77
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15 hours 3 min
OrganicGorilla
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They won’t get big at all but they’ll flower
Thegermling
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When does it start to lower (days of light. When it starts to get around 12 hours then they will start to flower. How long is that from today? And how long will the 12 hours of light remain? Remember some strains take over 2 months of 12 hour light (each day) to grow to to their maximum potential (except autos). How big are your clones? How were these clones damaged? If you have them indoors, how long have they been inside since the accident?
Faimlyfirst77
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I'm a first timer obviously I was caught with my pants down this storm ripped my girls up I was told they should bounce back but I'm worried they don't then ill be left on empty here how my babies look now well yesterday after the storm
Faimlyfirst77
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My clones were gonna be my indoor girls they are unfortunately gsc so longer flower time. About 6 inches I only really have room for 3 inside but I have there mama and 6 strawberry cough clones I took before there mama went outside sorry 4 gsc. Clones 6 in tall and 6 strawberry cough roughly same size
Faimlyfirst77
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I wanted to put all my clones outside so I have something in case my outside girls don't bounce back I was told they can handle more stress than I realize but I'm worried lol
Indacouch
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What month do you normally harvest outdoors?
Faimlyfirst77
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My first time but a friend who's been here for a couple yrs said they normally mid September but as late as early Oct
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Faimlyfirst77
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Ok getting ready to do that now . so do u think my girls in the pic will bounce back
Thegermling
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They can come back but itll take weeks (maybe). If you want to put the other clones outside check your weather at weather.com to see if any more bad weather is heading your way in the forseeable future. If you decide to put your clones outdoor, harden them off first. Put them outside, 3 hours each day (then bring them back inside), do this for about one week then you can plant them or leave them outside (plastic pots heat up so fabric pots are best option if you decide to leave them in pots).
Indacouch
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They will definitely live through what happen. However your yield will definitely effected. Good soil and proper watering technique should have clones passing those ones up in a month tops.
Faimlyfirst77
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Thank you for all your help I appreciate everyone who answered an gave me advice your experience is appreciated greatly, yes I have 7 gallon fabric black pots I want to be able to move them this time
Thegermling
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Any thing black traps/attracts light wich heats things. White or tan is better (White is best except when growing illegal. Dead give away.)
Faimlyfirst77
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Well crap black is all I have and thankfully its legal here I will have to see if I can get lighter color on short notice
Indacouch
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I use black and do fine. My second wave of girls are still in 7s now. That's a good size pot for the unexpected late plant. You'll do great if you use good soil ....GL
Top pic is from a couple days ago. Their in 7 gal started on June 17th bottom pic.....you'll be good
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Faimlyfirst77
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Thanks indacouch for advice yesterday and today .much appreciated