NEW HAMPSHIRE, too late?

[Seawood]

Were you able to acquire seeds yet? You are not jumping the gun...at all. I like my plants to be a minimum of 6 inches tall before I start to harden them off for life outside. You don't any special grow equipment either. You can keep seedlings healthy under minimal light.

Photos, yes. Pop autos early and give them minimal light and report back on how your harvest ends up. Been there!

 

[Tangerine_]

Photos, yes. Pop autos early and give them minimal light and report back on how your harvest ends up. Been there!

The OP posted he wasn't even arriving from the westcoast for another week and doesnt look like he's even acquired his seeds yet, which will most likely take longer than usual to receive due to the obvious. Time is definitely a factor right now.

 

[lee harvey]

Your fine...order some off Neptune Seedbank. They are based out of the US and should arrive within a few days

 

[duncandog]

Hey again. Former member from ages ago. 2008-2012. Have left the growing community for quite some time.

I am relocating during this strange time in the world to new england.
Looking to start an outdoor grow from seed when I arrive. Is it too late in the season to do so? Any new hampshire growers here?
What am I looking at realistically.

I do not think so if you choose a short flower and good mold resistance.
I have had great luck with Barney's seeds here in the northeast grow climate.
They have a lot of short flowering strains and mold resistance

 

[p0opstlnksal0t]

Med card needed there ?

Na you can get clones without med card up here.

 

[thumper60]

Na you can get clones without med card up here.

The last clones i bought on the open market had mites took me a yr to rid myself of them. Never again.

 

[p0opstlnksal0t]

The last clones i bought on the open market had mites took me a yr to rid myself of them. Never again.

Ya you really gotta know your source. I hear that happening a lot