First Grow Outdoors(NorthEastern)

[nsb823]

So this is going to be my first attempt at a out doors i have a few bag seeds germinating

1 purple kush
2 cp haze
1 hashplant
6 unkown indica

also have 50 nirvana swiss cheese on the way and debating on 20 BC pinewarp has anyone tried it also has anyone tried nirvana's kaya gold?

i live in the north eastern part of the states is it to late to start a grow we have had alot of rain i figured i can still pull something out of the hat.

i will not be planting directly into the ground due to the wetlands around here. The grow will be in root organics natural and organic soil 1.5 cubic foot bags i am going to cut the tops off they already have drainage holes i will be doing some trellis work aswell. can anyone post good ferts for maximum yeild out doors i will be using superthrive towards the end of the grow.

ANY ADVISE IS HELPFUL AND ENCOURAGED!

 

[nsb823]

29 view no replys? wtf....

 

[ThinkSayMakeDo]

Couldn't tell you much about strains, since your in the NorthEast I suggest you use indica dominate, for they'll finish further before our frostings. It's not at all too late to grow, flowering starts around June 21st, but you can put them out even way after that. Get bigger bags. You'll be watering them three times a day with 1.5gal bags. Oh, and people reply more when you give them pictures it seems, so once you get things rollin' people will be on it.

 

[nsb823]

Couldn't tell you much about strains, since your in the NorthEast I suggest you use indica dominate, for they'll finish further before our frostings. It's not at all too late to grow, flowering starts around June 21st, but you can put them out even way after that. Get bigger bags. You'll be watering them three times a day with 1.5gal bags. Oh, and people reply more when you give them pictures it seems, so once you get things rollin' people will be on it.

When do our frostings begin? its not 1.5gal its 1.5 cubic feet(10gal).


will post pictures tommorow purple kush showed its head today only issue is the plant is leaning? stems straight then its bends like a U any ideas post pics tommorow

 

[ICantBelieveItsNotBud]

Couldn't tell you much about strains, since your in the NorthEast I suggest you use indica dominate, for they'll finish further before our frostings. It's not at all too late to grow, flowering starts around June 21st, but you can put them out even way after that. Get bigger bags. You'll be watering them three times a day with 1.5gal bags. Oh, and people reply more when you give them pictures it seems, so once you get things rollin' people will be on it.

Flowering begins June 21st???? what? i live in the North and i thought the rule of thumb was late july - early august when flowering starts....

 

[nsb823]

UPDATE! plant is no longer leaning i guess it just needed to grow more i had watered went to sleep and woke up to a straight inch tall sprout the leaves hadnt opened up yet will post pics later camera is charging.

 

[ThinkSayMakeDo]

-flowering is induced by the changing of photoperiod. june 21st is the longest day of the year. after that the days get shorter, thus initiating flowering. so saying 'around' is the most accurate you can get. I tried to get more accurate and it didn't make sense. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Hours_of_daylight_vs_latitude_vs_day_of_year.png
you'll see that it's around the 270th day of the year that 12 hours of light is prevalent in much of the northern hemisphere. That would be September 27th(Ironically) I don't know any cannabis plant that flowers for only a few weeks, and I don't think anyone else does.
- Seedlings are goofy, good to know it's in good health. Good luck!

 

[DrGreenthumbVT]

I actually am doing the BC Pinewarp this year and it def lives up to its name. I live in the North East as well and its perfect for our climate. I also threw some BC Blueberrys out which I will post pics of soon, they are beautiful but the blueberry can mold if we get a lot of rain at the end of the year

 

[TwistedGenetics]

I am growin' BB right now in the northeast. Absolutely no resistance to leaf spot mold.