Indica on the US Gulf Coast?

injinji

injinji

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Here in NW Florida the rainy season is from June to August most years. A lot of my strains start to flower in July, so it is rare for me not to have some sort of rot issues. If you can wait to put them out until July it helps a lot. Of course the plants are not as big as if you did real full seasons.

I also do spring crops. But there is a risk of cold weather. Last year was a really bad year for frosts early on. I lost all of my first round of plants. This year I kept them under glass a lot later than I normally do. Still we had a freeze a couple of weeks ago that I'm sure left a mark. Also keep in mind spring crop buds are not going to be as robust due to the sun being weaker.
 
Milky Weed

Milky Weed

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So this may sound simple or dumb, but i was dumbstruck when i read you can just throw a tarp over outside plants before it rains, to help keep them dry. That seems smart!
 
Chief_Broom

Chief_Broom

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I’m not on the coast but I’m kind of close and have similar growing conditions as the OP. I prefer growing indicas because they finish faster than sativas and I try to minimize the time my plants are in the ground. For me indicas finish early September to mid/late September. Sativas always go to late October. While this may not seem like much of a difference, being done and all traces of the grow gone 4 to 6 weeks early along with sufficient yield is something I can’t pass up. Another thing I like about indicas is that they are naturally smaller and more compact than sativas. While this leads to bud rot smaller plants are much easier to conceal.
 
outside Dixie

outside Dixie

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Im not far .Never had a problem with bud rot. But it is dryer here but humid.Lack of rain here sometime's.And i grow sativa Durbin done late Sept. Monster Profit it is a mix from H W seed's done late sept. All work good here.. 4 hr north of you. And are not small plant's.. Trying a new one ...Total Paralysis H W seed's
 
Herb & Suds

Herb & Suds

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thumper60 said:
so depo green houses dont have lights,heat, dehuys is that what your saying now
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Can you just make shit up and say others say it in real life too?
Green houses with light dep yes
Carrying your plants in and out isn't light dep its a fools errand
But carry em all you want mine were in forty gallon pots good luck
:bigjoint:
 
mudballs

mudballs

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3 wedding cakes, 2 grape kush, 1 florida strawberry...and a whole mess of juvenile crosses under the light
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Now, herb i like you, you missfired is all. If you're gonna try to regain credentials for outdoor and greenhouse, i strongly urge you to not try it in this thread, plz.
 
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Herb & Suds

Herb & Suds

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mudballs said:
3 wedding cakes, 2 grape kush, 1 florida strawberry...and a whole mess of juvenile crosses under the light
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Now, herb i like you, you missfired is all. If you're gonna try to regain credentials for outdoor and greenhouse, i strongly urge you to not try it in this thread, plz.
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You can light dep in a greenhouse and keep the pest down
But doing outdoor and moving plants back and forth is something someone would do to save money and in all likelihood need to spray all sorts of nasty products on
My credibility LOL
I don't need to prove anything to y'all
 
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