hurleydude
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Around What Time Would Be Good To Bring Seedlings Outdoors? Went To My Baby I Put Out There And The Stocks Split And Died. Oh Well I Guess Ill Just Start Over Again.
Colorado Growers
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2x2lcallingcq
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Probably around late April after the last signs of freeze
MileHIGHclub101
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is that enough time though for a plant to grow from late april? or should you start a good veg early on and then transplant by late april?
j998
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it moreso depends on when the plant/strain will finish as opposed to when you start it. both ways are suitable if the strains flowering period is workable in your area. obviously starting early is your best bet, as the plant will be stronger/bigger when you put it outside giving it a better chance of survival.
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fureelz
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I start april 20th and harvest in sept. different location in may harvest in october.
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fureelz
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anyone an electrician in colorado?
MileHIGHclub101
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Alright people its time to start staking the claims and looking for spots...there are so many beautiful place does any one know a good place to start?
grassified
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Well one good place to start is around your house... Hike about 2 miles somewhere from there.
MileHIGHclub101
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good idea!
MileHIGHclub101
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Its time to start Hiking folks cant beat this fucking weather...This shit aint right almost seventy in feb? fuck if it ain't gonna snow im gonna grow!!!!
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fureelz
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-> ...Biplanes and fires, deer and humans, its part of the fun!
NewGrowth
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After April, start them indoors and make sure you harden them off before putting them out.
LandofZion
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In our grow zone the agriculture rated last frost date is may 17th if that helps. I am one state over but born and raised there and in the same zone but on the other side of the hills now.
Gilfman
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yeah i wish i had a grow season like the tropics here in the appalachians ... but i wont rush them outdoors too soon .. nothing will kill little plants faster than frost.. besides deer .. early plant is like mid april .. late is like end of march .. ill start in the median of the two lol .. but i expect bigger (and more) plants this year now that i know how to prepare to the fullest and keep away pests ..
