You may wanna think about that one! They still need solar energy to flower! And there’s not a lot of that available in November and December! What there is is weak coming in at an angle and probably 10 hours or less in November! And it’s likely to be colder and wetter overall! OK for finishing the flowering cycle, but I’m not so sure how well it would work on the entire flower cycle! I guess there’s one way to find out!
Hmm fair okay. Probably not the best with the already limited sunlight. Maybe I’ll do the same idea but a little earlier, start them inside in maybe a month, then put them out october to suffer?You may wanna think about that one! They still need solar energy to flower! And there’s not a lot of that available in November and December! What there is is weak coming in at an angle and probably 10 hours or less in November! And it’s likely to be colder and wetter overall! OK for finishing the flowering cycle, but I’m not so sure how well it would work on the entire flower cycle! I guess there’s one way to find out!
Yeah don't take my advice on this unless you live in southern california. Lol. I can do that here because it doesn't even cool down to the 80's until October. I mean one year we had a pool party on Thanksgiving day.You may wanna think about that one! They still need solar energy to flower! And there’s not a lot of that available in November and December! What there is is weak coming in at an angle and probably 10 hours or less in November! And it’s likely to be colder and wetter overall! OK for finishing the flowering cycle, but I’m not so sure how well it would work on the entire flower cycle! I guess there’s one way to find out!
California too, couple hours north of you. My birthdays in october and I can’t remember a year it wasn’t unreasonably hot
weather is probably good enough but not enough light
Yeah, but yours will be finishing in early November! He is talking about just starting flower then! Little bit of a difference!
unless you’re gonna be starting a new outdoor run in November! But him putting them out from under the lights in mid September seems feasible! Might run into some size restrictions, vegging them under the lights indoors! That might make your decision for you!
I do wanna do another (low expectation) photo winter grow. For a november/december harvest. I don’t know. I’ve done crazier shitYeah, but yours will be finishing in early November! He is talking about just starting flower then! Little bit of a difference!
Play with it! Worst that happens is you get an education!I do wanna do another (low expectation) photo winter grow. For a november/december harvest. I don’t know. I’ve done crazier shit
just keep in mind. There’s a reason you don’t see a bunch of people starting outdoor photo grows in October! Except in the southern hemisphere!
because you need to add a light! You might be able to muck an auto grow through!
Yeah by late October everything in my garden is shut down except some perennials in containers. By the time I harvest and go through that process with the autos I'm officially burned out and over it for a few months and go into hibernation until early Spring and then repeat. But hey if @cbrians is able get it to work then kudos. But I have to take a break in the off-season.Yeah, but yours will be finishing in early November! He is talking about just starting flower then! Little bit of a difference!
I tried last year but it didn’t go too well. I might have enough knowledge to do it better this time, but don’t have a greenhouse anymore
What are they.?
Be careful using those guy wires! You should hang something on them that catches your attention! I’ve went down like a ton of bricks, forgetting they were there and taking the whole kit and caboodle down with me! Especially when half lit!
I don’t use them anymore!Ford what strain is that
That one in the picture is gummybear auto by atlas.
Try burying a piece of 2' garden fence around it, for LST. At least it'll keep u from killing yourself.
