Growing Lowryder in UK

stiffer

stiffer

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Hi, i am new to growing and i would like to grow low ryder in my garden here in the uk, i am just wondering when is the best time to plant it, like what month?
 
storni

storni

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well i planted my Misty plants in May last year, but with lowryder you could plant it anytime in summer, probably best to do it when the sun is gena be at its strongest and out for the longest because its autoflowering anyway.
Hope this helps
bongsmilie
 
jetski

jetski

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i got loads of lowryder#2 seeds mate. iv been pollen chucking with them for ages. they are the best auto iv come across. because of our bad weather here in the uk they are a great breed to use. starting planting about middle of may, indoors if the weathers rough and after 3 weeks of growing they show sex. putting them outside and germinating some more will get you several harvests in one summer
 
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madtrapper

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lowryder 2 is a much improved version of pot. plant lowryder in june (beginning) so that it is budding during the longest hottest days of summer this makes the best buds
 
willgrow1day

willgrow1day

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does any1 want to buy my 1000watt light,
it got a got big refector and a kind of a big ballast that is connected to to the light,
essexxx
 
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madtrapper

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with lowryder #1- 1/4 to 1/2 oz. is about it lowryder#2 is supposed to yield bigger,better bud but I've no first hand experience with LR#2 GL
 
abazaba840

abazaba840

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how would you do the lighting on a plant like that? like 18-6 through the whole thing? or would you go to 12-12 when it starts to flower like regular?
 
edux10

edux10

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You can use any lighting schedule (18/6, 12/12, 12/0) it is autoflowering and will flower under any light.. I don't know about less then 18 hours of light though..
 
jetski

jetski

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a mates experience of lowryder#2 on 12/12 was rubbish. i grow with 18/6 and get what i think is good results. most grow with 24/0, you will get much bigger weights. thats the beauty of autos, twice the photosynthisis of standards when flowering. as they dont usually grow over 18 inches i would not recomend using lights bigger than 400watts, its a waste of light depth. you would be better off with 2 250ws than 1 600w. yeilds will vary, from fuck all to a couple of ounces. with each plant taking up less than a square foot with hardley any height, i think they are good yeilders. it would be hard to get 2 ounces per square foot with any non auto
 
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