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if i'm growing purely outside, should i start in a pot and then move them to the ground, or can i put the germed seed straight into the ground? maybe put a little topsoil in the ground, drop it in that? everything i've read says that growing in the ground allows for more root space, better and...

according to what i've read, you can do this: Get some large black garbage bags, or a large black tarp. Triple bag the garbage bags and put them over the plants for 12 hours a day, preferably those 12 hours including the natural night time. Do this for 2-3 weeks near the end of summer. At that...

thanks Hank, +rep

it gets pretty cold here in autumn, and i'm looking at an 8-9 week flowering on my plants how cold can it get at night while the plants are flowering without killing them and ruining the harvest? daytime temps in sept are just fine, pretty mild, i'm just wondering about those nighttime lows...

Given a 10 week flowering starting in mid August, I would harvest mid October. Climatology reports show temperatures in mid Oct near me as having highs of around 55 and lows around 38. This will at the very least shock the plants, I know, but can I still get a yield from them? Don't need a huge...

For real? I'm central WI. What's the issue? Low temps killing the flowering plants in Oct?

First things first. Is it too late to start an outdoor grow in Wisconsin? We're getting about 15 hours of sunlight a day, temperatures pretty warm and humid. The spots I'll be growing in will get at least 10 hours of sunlight, probably more, being that they're in a field that has northern...