First time growing outside! Southern Oregon

[maciemarlaina]

Hey all! I am an avid gardener, I grow veggies, flowers, I’ve perfected my lawn lol! This is my first time attempting to grow a marijuana plant. I sprouted a Godfather OG seed a few weeks back. I chose this strain because of it being an indica hybrid but I also read it does good growing outdoors! Today I transplanted it into a big fabric pot and started hardening off for a couple hours outside. I’m thinking in the next couple weeks she’ll be good to keep outside full time. I live in southern Oregon and so far this may we are averaging mid 50’s as the low and 70-80’s as the daily high. I just started a light feeding of fox farm big bloom (worm castings & bat guano) and she’s responding well! Let me know if you have any tips for growing outdoors or anything I should know!

 

[Hossgrows]

Hey all! I am an avid gardener, I grow veggies, flowers, I’ve perfected my lawn lol! This is my first time attempting to grow a marijuana plant. I sprouted a Godfather OG seed a few weeks back. I chose this strain because of it being an indica hybrid but I also read it does good growing outdoors! Today I transplanted it into a big fabric pot and started hardening off for a couple hours outside. I’m thinking in the next couple weeks she’ll be good to keep outside full time. I live in southern Oregon and so far this may we are averaging mid 50’s as the low and 70-80’s as the daily high. I just started a light feeding of fox farm big bloom (worm castings & bat guano) and she’s responding well! Let me know if you have any tips for growing outdoors or anything I should know!

U might need a bigger pot, for one. They can get quite large... outdoors. And they can suck up a lot of water.
I typically put mine in ground, but this year I'm running possibly two, in pots. 20+ gallon

 

[Galgrows]

Hello from a neighbor in So. Oregon i'm in Roseburg. Hey you be careful putting that plant outdoors all day & night. Do you know about causing early flowering? Where i'm at i looked up length of daylight and it's says it will be 15hrs beginning May 25th. You want daylight to be longer than 12hrs to be safe min. 14hrs. Just FYI look up your area and google sunrise & sunset. You don't want to trigger early flower and keep it outside then as the days get longer it will go backward to vegging stage which is a mess.

I love to garden all sorts of plants also. You've go a beautiful lawn LOL i'm trying to get the weeds calmed down in mine but it's a real struggle. Take care and keep posting

These are my 4 for outdoor i put them outside when the temps are warm an the sun is warm then bring them indoors under a grow lamp in the evenings. They are running on 18/6 on & off light times. My pots will be 15gal so i can move them under cover in the fall if it rains too early before they finish. I'm getting up there and can't move too heavy of stuff anymore.

 

[maciemarlaina]

Hey! I’m only doing a couple hours a day to harden it off for a few weeks. I’ve read about early flowering if it doesn’t get enough light. Right now I’m still on an 18/6 light schedule. It’s too young to put outside all day and night! I appreciate the advice :)