Florida Growers Thread

drolove

drolove

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gotta bump the florida thread. moving to kentucky as we speak. catch you guys on the flip side. good luck with your florida grows!
 
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15thpeak

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What's up Florida peeps. On vacay in panama city and am in desperate search for what this forums based on. Vacating from nola for the week. Any help is mucho appreciated. :$$
 
PaulN'Chuck

PaulN'Chuck

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Oh yea, We need to unite and share genetics.. I have sooo many name brand seeds and i just killed 21 clones of my avatar pic and this really fast sativa.
 
haloman420

haloman420

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Hey fellas. I dont know about you all but I am over all this rain. Every since tropical storm Debbie passed the rain has barley stopped. Now Issac come and gone still raining almost every day. My grow was destroyed by Debby and the rain after. Then Issac was the nail in the coffin. My fault I should have had my girls in movable pots. The main reason I am over this rain is that it is messing up my fishing. See I commercial fish Tilapia. Well as the water temp drops the fish seemingly disappear. The warmer the water the better Tilapia fishing is. The fish should have started there second spawn about two weeks ago but this ran has the water too cool for them. It will be next friday before I can check my spots again. Tilapia and Nile Perch are the same fish here in the states.
 
drolove

drolove

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haloman420 said:
Hey fellas. I dont know about you all but I am over all this rain. Every since tropical storm Debbie passed the rain has barley stopped. Now Issac come and gone still raining almost every day. My grow was destroyed by Debby and the rain after. Then Issac was the nail in the coffin. My fault I should have had my girls in movable pots. The main reason I am over this rain is that it is messing up my fishing. See I commercial fish Tilapia. Well as the water temp drops the fish seemingly disappear. The warmer the water the better Tilapia fishing is. The fish should have started there second spawn about two weeks ago but this ran has the water too cool for them. It will be next friday before I can check my spots again. Tilapia and Nile Perch are the same fish here in the states.
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haha ya i bet that rain got them. im up in KY now and we got a few bands from those storms that took out a few plants here and there. should have either kept them movable or put a tarp or some sort of shelter over them. but shit happens i guess.

where you fishing for the perch? all those nasty little lakes and ponds there? only reason i ask is i lived on a small lake there and it was full of them lol
 
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imchucky666

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GreenLight said:
So I think most people here will be from Central FL. Do you guys grow indoors or out? I always wanted to move up there and grow a few plants in my backyard. There is a lot more space up north, Its all city where I am. No one I know could really do anything outdoors unless they were leaving it somewhere.

I once found a 1 ft. plant in the drive thru of a McDonalds. :lol:
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Check the areas around the vacuum cleaners at the local self serve car wash....
Kids emptying their ashtrays...........
Found a few growing that way.
 
Walter9999

Walter9999

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When is the Florida outdoor harvest season? I live in east central Florida on the space coast. I have a g13 white widow and a g13 sour jack outdoors and they're in full flower mode with thick dense buds. It's my first outdoor grow. I have a blueberry gum indoors also.

I've worked my way through this rainy season with a very loose loom soil. It dries out quick so there are no soggy roots.
GL all
 
drolove

drolove

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Walter9999 said:
When is the Florida outdoor harvest season? I live in east central Florida on the space coast. I have a g13 white widow and a g13 sour jack outdoors and they're in full flower mode with thick dense buds. It's my first outdoor grow. I have a blueberry gum indoors also.

I've worked my way through this rainy season with a very loose loom soil. It dries out quick so there are no soggy roots.
GL all
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another month or so depending on strain
 
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