Florida Growers Thread

HHGTTG420

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Over in Citrus/Marion county area here, first grow in about 10 years. Doin a small setup indoors and an outdoor grow to get an idea of what works better.

Any tips for keepin the indoor grow stubby? I got about 4ft height to work with.
 

HHGTTG420

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Thats next year for sure, I'll be starting next year in March

Today I spent the afternoon getting some larger five gallon pots and transfered them. So...hoping to allow the girls a chance to fatten up. I originally had them in pots fearing a need to move them due to hurricanes etc. Fortunately we dont get frost until december here. The Bob Marley variety is 100% sativa with the seed bank saying up to 12 weeks of flowering. We'll see.
Friend lost quite a few plans thanks to the frost last year in Auburndale. Now I'm a little more north of that and wonder how that will effect mine. Are you in north Florida and do you get a lot of bad freezes there?

I live on a lake which makes irrigation a little bit easier. I'm wondering how nutrient rich the muck from the lake is. I use the lake water for watering the lawn when we aren't in drought, it always does great on the general plants so I'm interested in the benefits to my plants. If anyone is interested I'll post more detail in another thread once I start getting results.

I just planted from a pretty successful germination.
 

Older420

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Friend lost quite a few plans thanks to the frost last year in Auburndale. Now I'm a little more north of that and wonder how that will effect mine. Are you in north Florida and do you get a lot of bad freezes there?
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I'm in East Central part not north area. We usually get 3-7 days of frost on any given winter. But its spoty as in my front lawn will frost but not the back near the trees etc. Just covering with a light sheet or under an over hanging tree is often ewnough protection.
 

heathaa

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i just moved from marion county earlier this month to swfl. last year there was a time or two when it was under 20 degrees. one night i remember it was 18 degrees with a 8 degree wind chill. that night was super cold for florida
Friend lost quite a few plans thanks to the frost last year in Auburndale. Now I'm a little more north of that and wonder how that will effect mine. Are you in north Florida and do you get a lot of bad freezes there?

I live on a lake which makes irrigation a little bit easier. I'm wondering how nutrient rich the muck from the lake is. I use the lake water for watering the lawn when we aren't in drought, it always does great on the general plants so I'm interested in the benefits to my plants. If anyone is interested I'll post more detail in another thread once I start getting results.

I just planted from a pretty successful germination.
 

HHGTTG420

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i just moved from marion county earlier this month to swfl. last year there was a time or two when it was under 20 degrees. one night i remember it was 18 degrees with a 8 degree wind chill. that night was super cold for florida
I remember that day, occurred around Feb or so. I got pictures of the car electronic temp sensor saying its 16. This was in Belleview on 484. I grew up in Ocala but lived in Orlando for the past 10 years or so until I moved back. Its amazing the temp difference between Orlando and Ocala driving between the two every day.

On topic, I dropped my sprouts in pots last night and this morning they already started coming up through the dirt. :)
 

JahRoots

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I remember that day, occurred around Feb or so. I got pictures of the car electronic temp sensor saying its 16. This was in Belleview on 484. I grew up in Ocala but lived in Orlando for the past 10 years or so until I moved back. Its amazing the temp difference between Orlando and Ocala driving between the two every day.

On topic, I dropped my sprouts in pots last night and this morning they already started coming up through the dirt. :)
nice, you growin indoors?
 

Stgeneziz

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Over in Citrus/Marion county area here, first grow in about 10 years. Doin a small setup indoors and an outdoor grow to get an idea of what works better.

Any tips for keepin the indoor grow stubby? I got about 4ft height to work with.
bring ur cfls supa close, and LST!

I had a little plant last year that survived 26 degrees. You would be suprised how cannibis can survive
I'm pretty surprised my plants are still alive!! They have survived 106 degree temps, a bone dry res, a few dropped lights..... actually, this is starting to sound embarrassing!
 

RetiredToker76

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I'm pretty surprised my plants are still alive!! They have survived 106 degree temps, a bone dry res, a few dropped lights..... actually, this is starting to sound embarrassing!
This is the funniest thing I've read all month!!! Glad your plants are surviving...so I guess we could call your style high stress training? That's it the Florida HST club!

-RT76
 

heathaa

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yeah it gets cold up there. i was on 301 just south of ocala city limits. there was another 2or 3 cold days where it got to 20 or something like that. that cold was peircing to me. on the news last night there was a guy in lee county who got caught growing plants in his front yard. they were right by the front door and the few they showed looked like trees. they were huge
 

JahRoots

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Hey you all just wanted to let you all know I just got back from handing out abou 50 flyers off of pufmm.org at the post office wit hgreat success no one harrased me and everone i handed em out to was enthusiastic about it. MOST PEOPLE DIDNT EVEN KNOW THAT THERE IS A PETITION. anyways dont be afraid to get out there and excercise yoru rights! :peace:
 

Stgeneziz

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This is the funniest thing I've read all month!!! Glad your plants are surviving...so I guess we could call your style high stress training? That's it the Florida HST club!

-RT76
Trust me, I can laugh about it now (:eyesmoke:) but back then, I was rushing to my computer pretty much every other day with a new problem to fix!! It's all pretty good at the moment...
 

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RetiredToker76

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Trust me, I can laugh about it now (:eyesmoke:) but back then, I was rushing to my computer pretty much every other day with a new problem to fix!! It's all pretty good at the moment...
Despite the stress they look very pretty!

On a completely different note... I'm officially going back to school. I will be spending time with the head professor and touring the campus in two weeks! I'm so thrilled to be getting my life back on track and starting my Masters Degree. I can't wait to sit and experience structured learning instead of the random 'I want to know ...' shit I've been doing for the last decade. Here's to my future life as a career student!

-RT76
 

Hemlock

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Despite the stress they look very pretty!

On a completely different note... I'm officially going back to school. I will be spending time with the head professor and touring the campus in two weeks! I'm so thrilled to be getting my life back on track and starting my Masters Degree. I can't wait to sit and experience structured learning instead of the random 'I want to know ...' shit I've been doing for the last decade. Here's to my future life as a career student!

-RT76

Hey RT glad see you are happy about the future. Never liked structured learning...I was a straight C/D student..I like to learn by doing...I guess thats the old way
 

Mindmelted

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Despite the stress they look very pretty!

On a completely different note... I'm officially going back to school. I will be spending time with the head professor and touring the campus in two weeks! I'm so thrilled to be getting my life back on track and starting my Masters Degree. I can't wait to sit and experience structured learning instead of the random 'I want to know ...' shit I've been doing for the last decade. Here's to my future life as a career student!

-RT76
Happpy for ya RT76

Hope ypu get what you want ouof it.

And Hemlock i am with you i was a C/D student also.I did much better with hands on and stuff that i liked.
 
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