Arizona strains

IVIars said:

I just ordered Sun Maiden (Grape Stomper x Chemdog) from Gage Green and Gold Child (Malawi Gold x Sensi Star) from Bodhi.. Both ail be used in my outdoor grow this year along with Double White Cheese from Hazeman and Plushberry. Also might throw Corleone Kush out there too.

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Straight outdoor or green house. I was thinking about making a small outdoor green house with some wood and plastic.

I want to try sum autos outside this summer maybe plant in May.

I just picked up some clones over the weekend its gonna be a hybrid harvest in May ( also looking for some good indicas or kush strains to fill up the rest of available slots!)
So far I have
Hong Kong - Very good Sativa hybrid 80/20 and I samples some flowers. very uplifting.
Captain America- Strain comes from a dispensary in Van Nuys Ca, I cant find shit on the genetics of this hybrid but its also a Sativa dominant. I hope its not 20 different strains like Clusterfuck.
OG Hazy- Again I dont know shit on this strain.

I'm still on the fence about Craigs List clones. I need some Indicas mostly to help with sleep. anyone know of any?

I haven't decided if I wannado straight outdoor or a greenhouse. Im thinking greenhouse for security reasons, but I am kinda lazy so Idk if ill build one.

I just order a pack of Grape Stomper OG from Gage Green. Last week I ordered Jackpot Royale (KKPK x Spacequeen) Snozzberry (Purple Urkle x Snowdog bx) and Cali Yo (ae77 Cali O x Yo Mamma)

Dude I'll help you put together a damn greenhouse. They are super easy lol and I'm pretty lazy so coming from me that's a lot anyways if anyone starts outdoors this year I'd recommend planting them outside in April. ThAt way you get a decent veg time and usually a huge, bountiful harvest.

i am adding my AZ 2 cents, in a controled room with proper wiring, ie; running lights at lowest amperage etc...my casita hits 86 during the hot days....vented lights...co2...3000 watts ...sour grapes and kings kush is approximately 3 weeks in and they look amazing.

I do have a question....is there anyone out their who can tell me what their experience is with these plants?....my second round with these but first time was in sunshine #4....this time LECP. They both were very good the first time.

jayco420 said:

I want to try sum autos outside this summer maybe plant in May.

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If you live anywhere in the southern half of state, autoflowers are not needed. We have a unique light pattern here that allows up to 9 months of flowering time.
Mid May to mid August is veg time.

looking for a MMJ Master Splinter so i can GAIN KNOWLEDGE FROM..Also in az..get with me brother..i wanna grow hydroponic dwc just torn between WHERE to get my systems from n torn between what LIGHTS to use..LED or T5..hit me up im EAGER TO LEARN

KAL EL said:

If you live anywhere in the southern half of state, autoflowers are not needed. We have a unique light pattern here that allows up to 9 months of flowering time.
Mid May to mid August is veg time.

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A unique lighting pattern? care to share?

gamestwin said:

looking for a MMJ Master Splinter so i can GAIN KNOWLEDGE FROM..Also in az..get with me brother..i wanna grow hydroponic dwc just torn between WHERE to get my systems from n torn between what LIGHTS to use..LED or T5..hit me up im EAGER TO LEARN

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The primary advantage offered by LED is efficiency. However, the initial expense is such that it takes a very long time for LED to catch up with any other form of illumination. If you want to start small and cheap, just go with CFLs, even hardware-store CFLs. You won't get much in the way of yield, but you won't spend very much, either. T5 offers a substantial advantage in terms of intensity, but still- same as CFLs, you just don't get the watts you need to grow good plants. You have to look at HPS for any of that. Even a 400- or 600-watt HPS is going to beat T5, CFL, or a comparably-priced LED system. You'd have to spend a whole lot more in LEDs to get anything near what an incandescent system will do. Then the fights begin over which is better, 600- or 1000-watt HPS, and I just don't have a dog in that fight. Even a 250-watt HPS grow light is going to give you something to work with. World class bud that is suitable for the cover of High Times? No, but there's no guarantee that's what you'll get if you walk out of a hydro store with a thousand bucks' worth of slick sales talk and a 1000 watt'er anyway.

For rooting cuttings or just growing smaller plants before you throw them under HPS, get a 150-watt CFL with a reflector. Inexpensive, easy to use, safe if you splash a tiny bit of water on the bulb.

For DWC, you can cobble together a system from just about any of the local hydro stores. I prefer Home Grown Hydroponics. The staff there has always been friendly, and they've been in the business way before the 203 stuff came down the pike. No affiliation; I just shop there.

And you know- just read a book or two. Jorge Cervantes' "Marijuana Horticulture" is one of the better ones- a bit dated, as it skips the LED stuff, but going with LED is going to be way expensive. If you want to go cheap (and I don't recommend it, but it's a GREAT way to get cuttings going, and for people to micro-grow just a couple of plants for their own needs), read "Marijuana Buds for Less," by Ed Rosenthal.

I will now allow the teeming millions to cut my recommendations to ribbons based on their own personal preferences and experiences.