second season?

just curious about what would happen if sum1 planted in the tropical zone of florida this time of year...

i always figured tropical meant year round growing, but idk...

i've never spent a whole winter in florida so i dont know what these plants would be up against.

bump.

i want to know about planting in late october.

how many hours of day light are there in florida right now?

11.5 - 12 hours

temps in the mid 80's

humidity between 50-65 percent lately, but this is abnormally low. it will come back up to 70-80 percent soon.

bump.


am i wasting my time on a crop that will go to shit later this winter, or has anyone heard of outdoor growing in florida during the winter months?

plz help me here, guys.. i cant grow indoors right now...

believe or not dude you're stressing over nothing. A lot of these dudes here would give up their left "nut sack" to be growing in a semi-tropical climate....where you are living! Sounds like you are beating yourself up over nothing..

shweet...

plus.. its not semi-tropical. im south of that. im tropical.

i just moved down here, so i didnt know..

but you made my day....

giggity.

I don't think the temperature would be the problem, the amount of sunlight from what I hear is why you can't grow year round. The spring/summer months when there's 14 hours of sunlight and 8 hours of darkness is when the plant veg's, then in the fall/winter when the light get's to around 12 hours light, 12 hours darkness the plant goes into the flowering stages. I was wondering the same thing and this is the answer that I was told. I'm waiting till April to plant now... long ass wait, but that gives me all the time to prepare and make for the perfect grow!

good point, it was one of my main concerns, but im gunna give it a half-hearted trial run just for shizzingiggles.

if i have any success with keeping a veg, i'll let y'all know tho.

so good so far. about 13cm tall.