First outdoor grow, Planting June 1st. Could I yield 6oz per

Brizzy

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Gonna grow 3-4 girls outside and Im going to start them the fist two weeks inside. These two weeks will be the first 2 in June.
They will be in 40% ffof 40% happy frog 20% perlite and I will be watering with jacks classic nutes as needed.

So if plants are started June 1st would an above average grower average 6oz per? Thanks
 

diggindirt

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Shouldn't be a problem at all, but depends on the strains TBH. Also depends on whether they'll be ground planted or in pots. Ground plantings have much more potential than potted plants.

IME at least here in the north, your plants will start to flower the 3rd week of August or thereabouts. Use this to judge how long you want your veg period to be. Crack a seed June 1st, you'll have roughly 11 weeks total veg time (30 days June, 31 July and 14 or so days in August... 75 days = 11 weeks). I get a couple zips per plant indoors with 6-8 weeks veg, so shouldn't be a problem at all with the Sun on your side and a few extra weeks veg.
 

SoCal88

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Brizzy.. If you start those plants indoors under 18/6 lighting as soon as you move them outside they will sense the shorter days and go straight to flower. You would be better off vegging indoors til they are about 2 feet high and then sticking them in the sun. I usually get about a pound off of 2 plants grown this way. You can take advantage of it and have multiple harvests per year..

Good luck !!
 

Po boy

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Brizzy.. If you start those plants indoors under 18/6 lighting as soon as you move them outside they will sense the shorter days and go straight to flower. You would be better off vegging indoors til they are about 2 feet high and then sticking them in the sun. I usually get about a pound off of 2 plants grown this way. You can take advantage of it and have multiple harvests per year..

Good luck !!
i been thinking about growing some Cindy99s this summer and fall and figuring the timing for sowing the seeds. this makes it easy. thanks
 
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