The main thing you will probably need to watch over a hot summer is moisture -- making sure your soil doesn't get too dry. Outside of that, ppl forget that MJ comes from really hot places.. 90-100 is no big deal.
thx well i have some purp seeds and some afgani.hopefully they will do good.The main thing you will probably need to watch over a hot summer is moisture -- making sure your soil doesn't get too dry. Outside of that, ppl forget that MJ comes from really hot places.. 90-100 is no big deal.
A key thing for that brutal of a summer is strain selection -- personally, if I were in the market for outdoor seeds, I'd check out Mandala seeds. They have a great rep, and continually work in the original land race (ie. original toughness) genetics into their strains. I haven't bought from them personally, but their rep on RIU is pretty air-tight. And if their site info is bullshit, it's some really well-thought out and well-written bullshit.
A lot of indoor strains are heavily inbred, and have a lot of their natural toughness removed thru breeding. They likely won't survive the move from indoor to outdoor, or super high temps..
Good luck..
Yeah... give 'em a rip. There's no hotter summer than Afghanistan..
Awesome...l've got my bubs under CFL indoors right now. They're just above the soil... I'm curious to see how they handle the transfer outdoors in about a week.good stuff man, iv got some super skunk planted outside, strolled down to my spot there today and theres one peeking out of its hole.
YaY!
Who shot who in the what now?
Ha!! That's actually from the Simpson's - I vaguely recall... some business about a mysterious gunshot and the solution to the mystery turns out to be that Lisa shot the one-legged bearded senior in his wooden leg. She goes to apologize and that's his response.. (never knew he was hit..). TMI.. I know..
Ha the simpsons actually took the story line from dallas which came years before
I seriously can not stop thinking about it all day!
That's right.. I recall that clearly now..
keep them watered,heat wont hurt them,wait till the soil is dry and they seem thirsty then water
