Starting later to finish better

If I purposefully start my photo plant outdoors (in ground not potted) later so there's less veg growth, is there a chance it finishes "better"? I'm in New England so I'm factoring in late season weather and the decisions to chop early to avoid heavy bud rot losses versus rolling the dice and hoping for the best.. etc. Do smaller plants finish faster than larger plants in general (of the same genetics)?

No. That gives you a smaller plant only. Still flowers in our shitty fall. Sept is a killer

We end up chopping early alot because of those problems but I don’t ever plan to chop early or why bother its a gamble win some lose some but not f your gonna cash out before the games over imo its not worth it

None of that works
You can't put them out early to hurry finish unless they are autos

Good point you might want to try that

mid to late may is the earliest ive ever gotten any out weather wise fwiw but don’t grow autos

I can’t think of any reason to start in-ground; animals, cold soil, but i do like finishing inground and of course you can’t beat new england sunshine, just need copper fungicide or good genes. Small pots make small plants for the most part.

Ime you need fungicide and good genes lol kero you cut the copper off in flower ? I thought copper fungicides were bad idea on mj? Ive used it in veg garden before works great but reluctant to spray my girls

bam0813 said:

Ime you need fungicide and good genes lol kero you cut the copper off in flower ? I thought copper fungicides were bad idea on mj? Ive used it in veg garden before works great but reluctant to spray my girls

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Nothing in flower other than btk, and a good wash at the end.