Outdoor growing help - New Zealand

Tommy6162

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wat up um from new zealand north island need some growing help. whats a good time to start growing here like with months etc. also whens a good time to be harvesting. any tips appreciated cheers
 

blackout

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:peace:
wat up um from new zealand north island need some growing help. whats a good time to start growing here like with months etc. also whens a good time to be harvesting. any tips appreciated cheers
g,day mate ,or kiora of whatever you kiwis say ,i think it would be the same season time as in oz ,depending on the rain or cold you get over there ,i usually bring my plants up inside then put them out doors late august to early september ,my mate lives in the bay of islands area over there and as far as iknow he plants around the same time as me.
hope this of some help ,tak:peace:e care out there
 

blackout

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how long you leave them out. when you bring them in?
I dont know about your weather as to what part of n.z you are from ,but because i bring my plants up indoors i usually harvest early ,as i have put them through the veg period ,and let the m flower a couple of weeks so when they do go outside they think fuck it is time to keep flowering as the hours are still short ,as in spring time ,i find once they have started flowering for a few eeks they dont revert to veg as the hours are still short.
but natural grown plants i normally plant in august or september ,and they are ready in may ,but i grow mainly sativa strains ,so they take longer ,i have smoked some good kiwi buds ,so good luck , it is some of the best smoke i have tried, dont know what strain ,but fucking nice.:peace:
 

spiked1

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It also depends how big you want them to grow.
When I was in Sydney which is pretty close climate wise to NZ north island,
I would sometimes plant in december or early january coz I didn't want them growing so tall that the neighbours would see them and I would still end up with 5' or 6' plants.
But if you want huge plants then spring is the go, as soon as the cold nights are gone.
Hope this helps.
 

blackout

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It also depends how big you want them to grow.
When I was in Sydney which is pretty close climate wise to NZ north island,
I would sometimes plant in december or early january coz I didn't want them growing so tall that the neighbours would see them and I would still end up with 5' or 6' plants.
But if you want huge plants then spring is the go, as soon as the cold nights are gone.
Hope this helps.
very good point ,if size is an issue:peace:
 

Tommy6162

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oooooo little plant just poped up from a bag of good smoke i got. 2 inch and 4 leaves. shortest day about a month ago. got it inside just natural light on it...
im in a cold as fuck town. so inside she (i hope it's a she) stays untill december.

can dope take a light frost at an older age?
 

skunkdog

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hello there, who are u? are u a dorklander?lol,late september/october if it's not to cold,
but if u want to play it safe november, has alot to do with the place that she/they be growin at,as we have alot of microclimate's here,

wether has alot to do with when we havest, but most times it's around queen's b-dy.this help's New Zealand Weather Forecasts

so is she goin to live at home or in the bush?

yes they can take light frost's but if soil temps are low they dont like to grow that much,

feed what will u feed her?
 
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