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Next year I'm going to try regular seeds, now, when do I transplant them?

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Next year I'm going to try regular seeds, now, when do I transplant them?

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I've grown Autos and Fems the last 5 years, so next year I want to try regular seeds.
I know how to tell the males from the females but WHEN do you transplant the females into the garden?
 
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I suppose I should clarify why I'm asking...
I've read that most of the root growth happens during veg cycle, and less during flower.
So, if I started the seeds in pots and held off transplanting into the garden until I know for sure if they are females, will they grow well?
 
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Depending on the climate and the weather, I would put plants out about two weeks before summer solstice.
 
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In my experience, the problem with regulars is that they don’t show sex for a couple of months sometimes. So you may not know what they are till well into August. There’s ways of getting around it, but they are kind of complicated.
 
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Oldchucky said:
In my experience, the problem with regulars is that they don’t show sex for a couple of months sometimes. So you may not know what they are till well into August. There’s ways of getting around it, but they are kind of complicated.
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Thanks oldchucky, I'm just grasping at straws trying to find the strains/format that will work in my yard. This year was better than last and I'm hoping next year will be even better. Think I'll try a few regs. just for grins.
 
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I’ve tried both. And I really haven’t seen any appreciable difference in yield and quality between regs and fems. The smartest thing I started doing was bending them! I’ll never grow another unbent plant! Were you happy with your harvest? Did you get the quality you were looking for?
 
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Oldchucky said:
In my experience, the problem with regulars is that they don’t show sex for a couple of months sometimes. So you may not know what they are till well into August. There’s ways of getting around it, but they are kind of complicated.
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Yeah this year I took clones indoors and flowered them. And I had really only 1 male I didn't think was a male.
 
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Yeah, that’s pretty much what you have to do to find out what you are playing with. Or plant three to a hole and hope one is a girl! I like we used to do it out in the bushes back in the 70s! Had to start 300 plants for 100 holes! L O L! some people will say you can light Depp then re-veg. But reveging takes a long time and can turn into a cluster fuck! The way you do it is the accepted norm nowadays.
 
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Oldchucky said:
I’ve tried both. And I really haven’t seen any appreciable difference in yield and quality between regs and fems. The smartest thing I started doing was bending them! I’ll never grow another unbent plant! Were you happy with your harvest? Did you get the quality you were looking for?
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Yep, I'm planning on bending too, like you and Misterhelix.
I had a terrible time with the weather and bud rot took out the plants with hard buds. BUT, the 4 with soft buds (CBD/THC) finished pretty well.
The yellow leaf wilt, don't know if it's bacterial or fungus, was the worst and infected all my plants.
Next year I plan to spray regularly to avoid the wilt.
 
#12
I think helix Scroggs them! But that works real well also! Anything to keep them manageable! Have to start adapting to that messed up climate of yours! L O L! Nothing wrong with trying both ways!
 
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Oldchucky said:
Yeah, that’s pretty much what you have to do to find out what you are playing with. Or plant three to a hole and hope one is a girl! I like we used to do it out in the bushes back in the 70s! Had to start 300 plants for 100 holes! L O L! some people will say you can light Depp then re-veg. But reveging takes a long time and can turn into a cluster fuck! The way you do it is the accepted norm nowadays.
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You know I heard that so many times that reveg takes a long time but I never found it to be massively true maybe I was just lucky back then or something or was doing something right who knows I just reveged a lot… might be rose tinted glasses 🤓 and I was just patient who knows
 
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Oldchucky said:
Yeah, that’s pretty much what you have to do to find out what you are playing with. Or plant three to a hole and hope one is a girl! I like we used to do it out in the bushes back in the 70s! Had to start 300 plants for 100 holes! L O L! some people will say you can light Depp then re-veg. But reveging takes a long time and can turn into a cluster fuck! The way you do it is the accepted norm nowadays.
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LOL, I had 4 reg. seeds from a friend and started them all in a 10 gallon fabric pot. 3 ended up male, so the girl had it all to herself. She didn't get very tall because I started her late, and I put her in the greenhouse when we had rain. Today I cut her down. She did not get the wilt or bud rot which made me think as a reg. maybe they're tougher than the others. Worth a try.

BTW, it smells to high heaven, hubby says it smells like skunk.

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#15
Never had a problem with the stress! Growing both this year and they are still in the ground! But ready to go! Waiting for the full moon! L O L! A couple will go into November! I have screwed up enough by putting them out too early and have them start flowering and then leave them to reveg to know that I want to avoid it! Some people do it successfully! Not I! L O L!
 
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Novaracer69 said:
Yeah this year I took clones indoors and flowered them. And I had really only 1 male I didn't think was a male.
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So what was the time line from germinating til knowing the sex?
Just wondering if I do take clones to flower out when to start them if I plan to plant outside on June 1?
 
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cpurola said:
I've grown Autos and Fems the last 5 years, so next year I want to try regular seeds.
I know how to tell the males from the females but WHEN do you transplant the females into the garden?
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if you've grown fems it's the same deal, just you have to check for males.
 
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