Time for planting outside

Duck197

Duck197

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Hi boys and girls!
Some time ago, the production was harvested as a beginner indoor (two seeds auto flowering Moby Dick harvested more than 40 grams) You will say that it is a little while that I said that I had to experiment or that I can do it.
Of course I use CFL's because it was the cheapest way of light.
I am not a marijuana smoker but of course I tried to draw smoke from 1 / 2grams and I was gone from home for about 3 hours :)(I was sitting in the couch and watch hockey)
My next experiment will be whether it can breed in natural light, namely the field.
And again I would be interested in the very best time when to do it and whether the sprouting seeds at home or simply dig into the ground in the field.Give advice please.
I have 3 cannabis shallow and do not want to throw out the trash.
I am a south Ontario.
Have a nice day!!!!
Thank you in advance.
 
sandhill larry

sandhill larry

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Use this link to check on your length of day. If there is a city closer to you, click on it.

https://www.timeanddate.com/sun/canada/toronto

For Ontario, you will get 14 hour days starting on April 27th. For most strains 14 hour days is long enough not to flower. Photo plants will flower when they reach sexual maturity if the days are too short. Most plants reach sexual maturity in 4-5 weeks. You will need to plan out when they go outside if you are starting them inside under lights, or when to plant if you are going straight outside with them.

You will be better off starting your seeds in Solo cups {with drain holes in the bottom} for the first couple of weeks. Transplant into gallon pots for a couple three more weeks, then put them in the ground. If you plan to veg them under the lights, you can go ahead and pop seeds anytime. I have had good luck planting by the moon signs. Sunday and Monday are good above ground planting days. Here is a link to that if you are interested.

http://farmersalmanac.com/calendar/gardening/

Good luck.
 
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Duck197

Duck197

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sandhill larry said:
Use this link to check on your length of day. If there is a city closer to you, click on it.

https://www.timeanddate.com/sun/canada/toronto

For Ontario, you will get 14 hour days starting on April 27th. For most strains 14 hour days is long enough not to flower. Photo plants will flower when they reach sexual maturity if the days are too short. Most plants reach sexual maturity in 4-5 weeks. You will need to plan out when they go outside if you are starting them inside under lights, or when to plant if you are going straight outside with them.

You will be better off starting your seeds in Solo cups {with drain holes in the bottom} for the first couple of weeks. Transplant into gallon pots for a couple three more weeks, then put them in the ground. If you plan to veg them under the lights, you can go ahead and pop seeds anytime. But I have had good luck planting by the moon signs. Sunday and Monday are good above ground planting days. Here is a link to that if you are interested.

http://farmersalmanac.com/calendar/gardening/

Good luck.
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Thank you .
 
sandhill larry

sandhill larry

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Your days will be back down to 14 hours of sunlight on August 14. Your plants should start to flower soon after that. Because of the short season, many up your way veg under lights longer to get more size. It all depends on what you are trying to do.

When you say grow in the field, do you mean like a farm field? That kind of sun would be great, but you have to figure some sort of concealment. I grow in the brush, and sun is a bigger concern than concealment.
 
Duck197

Duck197

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sandhill larry said:
Your days will be back down to 14 hours of sunlight on August 14. Your plants should start to flower soon after that. Because of the short season, many up your way veg under lights longer to get more size. It all depends on what you are trying to do.

When you say grow in the field, do you mean like a farm field? That kind of sun would be great, but you have to figure some sort of concealment. I grow in the brush, and sun is a bigger concern than concealment.
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I will plant in bush.
 
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