Glad to help you gettin your outdoor on this year?Read every word of this thread bro!!! Thanks, can't wait to June 1!!!
Thats a very Valid point....Yeah man I'm glad you found it helpful.
Keep the trash idea in mind. If theres no trash there's no people.
Last year I put my plants out May 15th and my plants started flowering for about three weeks then didnt grow at all for almost 2 months.Hey, bud, nice thread. I'm curious about this tip, though. Have you personally ever planted earlier, say even in mid May? From the beginning of my years growing, back when I was the supply lumper, human auger and chief bud trimmer, working for a future payment of a zip per shift.... we would start planting outdoors as early as first week in May, depending on the site.
I understand Memorial day weekend being the "safe" date, but even now that I'm on my own I'll have everything in by the middle of May... sooner this year due to the incredible weather we've had here in Northern New England.
Anyways, just curious if you were just passing along the tried and true safe date of June 1 as a matter of habit because it's what most everyone around here grew up hearing or if you'd tried earlier start dates, depending upon Strain (trial and error) Health of the plant (No seedlings) location (early morning sun is a MUST)??
Good luck to you this season!
There's only about 45 minutes more sunlight/darkness between May 15th and June 1st, I've never had a problem. Sucks yours were stunted for so long.Last year I put my plants out May 15th and my plants started flowering for about three weeks then didnt grow at all for almost 2 months.
It was a disaster. Do as you please, but that was my huge mistake last year.
Focus all your effort on six plants or less.Awesome guild really informative you filled in my ?? gaps. I've done numerous small outdoor grows, and did great so now I'm gonna try my first nice big grow.. Any tips on having a fairly big grow?
True that thanks. For the advice. You gonna be coming out with any more entries in your guide?Focus all your effort on six plants or less.
The more love you give those few plants the bigger they will get.