Could not find an answer on google, Mexican Schwag Bagseed Flowering Times,

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KillerCaterpillar

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How long does on average does it take for a mexican bagseed plant to flower outdoors, and will this time of flowering change depending on the time of year planted.
 
Twitch

Twitch

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its going to be a sativa dominate strain, i would say on the longer side like 9 weeks, but in all honesty i dont go by days i keep them in mind but i cut down based on what the plants are telling me
 
Smidge34

Smidge34

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I grew out one this year and chopped November 2nd outdoors at lat 36, but felt like it could have gone 2 more weeks.
 
Smidge34

Smidge34

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I started them in May and transplanted directly into ground in July. She was showing multiple pistils by Aug 1.
 
mr sunshine

mr sunshine

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Thats one plant. The bigger the hole the bigger the root mass the bigger the plant.yes u should top or fim or super crop to get mutiple colas! Every plant will respond differently some can take more stress then others i use ocean forest and dont ph my shit it has a natural buffer! U can use whatever brand of ferts you like, foxfarm at half strength works well!
 
Smidge34

Smidge34

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Yep, one plant. I topped just one time and cropped it once. It responded like crazy and it made me wish I had cropped it early and multiple times. I planted directly into the rich, native KY soil and used Big Bloom and Tiger Bloom.
 
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okanaganoutdoor

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May I ask why you would spend time growing something you describe as schwag when you can purchase quality seeds for as little as 3 dollars each?
 
SnapsProvolone

SnapsProvolone

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KillerCaterpillar said:
How long does on average does it take for a mexican bagseed plant to flower outdoors, and will this time of flowering change depending on the time of year planted.
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As long as the mexicans gave it...?

Really don't waste your time. It likely won't finish outdoors at higher latitudes.
 
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gtxerik

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okanaganoutdoor said:
May I ask why you would spend time growing something you describe as schwag when you can purchase quality seeds for as little as 3 dollars each?
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Because its only schwag from the way it was handled. I grew a bagseed female this summer and it turned out to be the most dankest shit I've ever smoked.
 
Smidge34

Smidge34

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Or maybe we grew out some nice hybrids as well, but in late summer ran up on the best red-haired, get you high off your ass, compressed weed that smelled and tasted damn good. It wasn't "schwag" by my definition, but was definitely from down south you know? I was curious and by God, it out-produced the mostly indica hybrids (Critical, Mango and a 50/50 WW) and has honestly been a switch 'em up daytime smoke I was damn glad to have.
 
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okanaganoutdoor

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Ahhh yes, being a Canadian I sometimes overlook the fact that seeds aren't as easy to get as they are here in beautiful British Columbia. With that being said there's a damn good chance I've never even seen anything grown in Mexico lol... I have grown bagseed myself but we are fortunate here that it's extremely rare to get schwag so the genetics of those seeds have been pretty good. I would love to have the climate to grow longer flowering strains up here. Mexico has great potential for super strong sativas but as some of you have said... A little love can go a long way.
 
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