Michigan

tcmike

Active Member
yep, your gonna wanna go with an early strain
Third wk. in may. Helps to start them in mid april. Cheap shop light works good. Been growing for 30 yrs. around Traverse. Have good luck w/n.lights - 5' shrubs. Usually chop 1st wk. in Oct. Nice & ripe! Danger - sm. game season 9-15, bow 10-1.
 

growingmom

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grew a very nice plant last year in MI..by accident, dropped a seed into one of my flower pots, it came up, I trans planted it into it's own pot, and mid Oct. I had hellabud...was good smoke..and I don't even know where the seed came from..lol
 

ymz202

New Member
obvi its worth it...
im from canada and im gunna grow
wtf do u mean is it even worth it
just get a strain that finishe early
 

panhead

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Third wk. in may. Helps to start them in mid april. Cheap shop light works good. Been growing for 30 yrs. around Traverse. Have good luck w/n.lights - 5' shrubs. Usually chop 1st wk. in Oct. Nice & ripe! Danger - sm. game season 9-15, bow 10-1.
Small game & bow works to our advantage,perfect for harvest.

If your new to outdoors in Michigan be advised that Michigan has DNR cop's up the ass with full arrest powers & guns,small gardens spread apart work best,a gps system should be your best friend.

DNR - State Game/Wildlife Areas (clickable map)
 

henrymuska

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yeah we prolly still got a while like already said late may early june, gotta wait till it gets warm and the ground thaws.
 

thedoctorzoidberg

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you don't need an early strain to grow here, one that finishes by mid october will be fine unless your in the u.p. stay away from hazes as they will finish in november and that.... that's too late. i am in sw mi and have had no problems with bag seed, cheese, new purple power, durban poison, n.l., and white widow. those are the ones that i can say for sure will finish for ya because they finished for me (besides all the auto-flowering strains).
i start usualy the first week of april in jiffy greenhouses outside, if it's gunna be cold i bring em in, this will give you huge plants cuz of all the vegging time there gunna have with such an early start. i get 1 gallon grow bags, fill em with f.f. potting soil, put the jiffy's in em and wait til there about 1.5-2 feet tall, cut around the bottom of the grow bag, take the bottom off and drop em in hole out in corn fields, and the edges of tree lines. if you plant in field know that most michigan farmers use rapid-ready soy beans so they can spray fields and kill everything but the soy.....
 

tcmike

Active Member
North of cadillac you're forced to start them indoors in april for veg.time. Still have snow on the ground first of april in TC. You get 3 wks. extra growing s. of clare. Don't have the fields up north like sw. mi. Have to spot plant along tree edges camo'd in thistle, burdock, pickers etc. Must be very cautious of bow hunters in full camo hiding in trees starting 10-1.
 

thedoctorzoidberg

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North of cadillac you're forced to start them indoors in april for veg.time. Still have snow on the ground first of april in TC. You get 3 wks. extra growing s. of clare. Don't have the fields up north like sw. mi. Have to spot plant along tree edges camo'd in thistle, burdock, pickers etc. Must be very cautious of bow hunters in full camo hiding in trees starting 10-1.
i grew in harrison once, that's the furthest north i've been. not too many fields up there. i planted in a opening behind an obandoned trailer that looked like it was an old dump, lots of concrete and thistles.... had to do alot of maintaining... watering, clearing out other vegitaion... and so on. i think it's alot easier in my area, but it's what i'm used to.
 

tcmike

Active Member
I always drool when I go downstate & see all the good place to grow but hard to kep tabs on them 250 mi. away.
 

panhead

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Lots of abandoned factories in the Detroit area are perfect,huge overgrown feilds,massive junk piles,zero sign of any police for the last 20 years & the best part.

Ample parking :mrgreen:
 

henrymuska

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Wow the Michigan folks come out of the woodwork. Do you all grow outdoors? VV
i grow mostly outdoor both upstate and downstate, but next year i hope to finally start an indoor grow. the thing is i just love the feeling of nature and that it cost a lot less too lol. :blsmoke:
 

VictorVIcious

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The State Board Of Canvessors is Meeting today 3/3 @ 3:00. AND one of the items on the agenda is the ballot initiative for making Medical Marijuna available for patients with thier doctors recommendation for certain illnesses. No one has raised any objection to the 1/2 million signatures we turned in and we expect they will pass it to the 2008 ballot so the voters can decide. Please educate yourselfs on all of the objections that will be thrown out there over the coming months. The petition provides for additional penalties for people that try and abuse the system it creates in addition to the penalties already in place. THis is one of the reasons my sister, who is against legalization, signed the petition. It is not about legalizing, it is about using effective simple medicine for pain relief that is less expensive with none of the adverse side affects of 'legal' presriction drugs. Michigan Coalition for Compassionate Care VV
 

thedoctorzoidberg

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The State Board Of Canvessors is Meeting today 3/3 @ 3:00. AND one of the items on the agenda is the ballot initiative for making Medical Marijuna available for patients with thier doctors recommendation for certain illnesses. No one has raised any objection to the 1/2 million signatures we turned in and we expect they will pass it to the 2008 ballot so the voters can decide. Please educate yourselfs on all of the objections that will be thrown out there over the coming months. The petition provides for additional penalties for people that try and abuse the system it creates in addition to the penalties already in place. THis is one of the reasons my sister, who is against legalization, signed the petition. It is not about legalizing, it is about using effective simple medicine for pain relief that is less expensive with none of the adverse side affects of 'legal' presriction drugs. Michigan Coalition for Compassionate Care VV
thanks for the heads up.
 
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