Too early to start my seeds?

ganga gurl420

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Another example I get is some times the budded stem bend onto the lower stalk.anywhere they are touching equals a moisture trap.Dont know how you would do it with a plant like that,I would have to trim out the leaves of the whole inside of that plant,maybe you are in a less humid area?
That is why I train them so that the buds have plenty of room in between so they don't touch as you can see in the pic. And other then this grow where I had 3 plants get a few buds that got affected because of horrible storms I've never had any problems with mold..and I only lost a total of 1/4 ounce per plant but they averaged 4 1/2 pounds a plant. This strain was not as resistant. And I've seen plenty of single stalked plants end up with mold. received_10154625819182263.jpeg
 

too larry

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Last year I started in late may and early june just to keep my plants small. But it started raining in june and didn't really stop until late august. Small plants will rot too.
 

Dtone90

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That's how I started last year only in march, doing the same this year :) I use house lamps to keep em alive until the outdoor season since my tent is in flowwr
Didn’t realize how fast they grow :)
I have noticed a decrease in growth after a certain point
Must be my lights :/
I’m going to go ahead a buy a hps set up this week to help out
My under growth is slow
And one of my Sativas looks like it’s not growing at all ...hmmm
Must be the lights!
 

mojoganjaman

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Very nice Ganja Girl,very good example of what you are saying.As you can see there would be alot less air circulating in the middle of that plant,I would not recommend doing for the northern regions.Moisture in the middle of that plant from just morning dew would linger way longer than a more open plant which I strive for.I sometimes get an accidental/unintentional polly hybrid formed clone,i use them but keep them small.

ya know there is a thing called yard maintenance...I have my crew go thru my plants every 3 weeks or so...hand pluck dead leaves...then cut the smaller interior branches that never see the sun due to the upper bigger bud sites...clean them up and they get good ventilation...no meaning any disrespect, but this is how I handle my yard...ymmv...;))



mojo still learning
 

mojoganjaman

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oh...I also have an older commercial swamp cooler...I just built a stand for it but no water supply...nights that forcast frost it gets turned on...its just a big squirrel cage fan now...keep the air moving and frost won't form...but after 45 yrs smoking, 30 yrs making oil and 12 yrs growing, I'm still a newbie...and I'm ok with that...;)))


mojo
 

Tim1987

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That is why I train them so that the buds have plenty of room in between so they don't touch as you can see in the pic. And other then this grow where I had 3 plants get a few buds that got affected because of horrible storms I've never had any problems with mold..and I only lost a total of 1/4 ounce per plant but they averaged 4 1/2 pounds a plant. This strain was not as resistant. And I've seen plenty of single stalked plants end up with mold. View attachment 4105990
Very much agreed.
There's huge mold issues, where i am.
Short season, huge temperature fluctuations. 30'C during the day, less than 20, during the night. It's crap outdoors here.
Anything growing inwards, towards the trunk, gets the chop. You still end up with a nice, full exterior as well.
 

MadMel

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Very much agreed.
There's huge mold issues, where i am.
Short season, huge temperature fluctuations. 30'C during the day, less than 20, during the night. It's crap outdoors here.
Anything growing inwards, towards the trunk, gets the chop. You still end up with a nice, full exterior as well.
Man, I'm sorry to hear that. I really can't grow indoors. Space and equipment are the main factors for that. Too little available space, and not enough $$ for the equipment that I would want/ need.

I have no other options really but to go to the great outdoors. I believe that if I were in your locale I just couldn't grow at all. Maybe just some autoflower plants would be all that I could have.
 

Tim1987

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Man, I'm sorry to hear that. I really can't grow indoors. Space and equipment are the main factors for that. Too little available space, and not enough $$ for the equipment that I would want/ need.

I have no other options really but to go to the great outdoors. I believe that if I were in your locale I just couldn't grow at all. Maybe just some autoflower plants would be all that I could have.
Yeah, lol
Ive tried, and failed, more often than i succeeded.
Its, indoors, with a 4x4, and an oil heater, for me.
Gotta do, what ya gotta do.

Does suck though.
Just 5-10'C extra, during the nights, would make all the difference.
Just cant beat the sun.
Lucky bastards :P:P
 
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