Too late to Start?

Hilikus

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It really doesn't matter when you begin to grow just as long as it falls within the growing season. Your plants of course will not grow to their full potential, but once the outdoor light cycle changes to 12/12, they will begin budding. Take for example one of my buddies. He has five mother plants outside over five feet tall that he plans to cut hundreds of clones off of and plant a few weeks before the light cycle changes. He wants hundreds of extremely small plants spread throughout the plot that may yield only a half/O, but when you've got hundreds of them, who cares? It's all about how big you want them to be.
 

Gamble

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its just i ordered more seeds and was wondering if i can start them when they get here and add them to my existing plants or if i should save them for next year.

to me it doesnt mater how big they are i just wanted a veriety of smoke this year!

around 20-25 bagseed(depending on what survives out in the feilds)
10 mango
10 danky doodle
 

bleezyg420

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my od plants are vegging in at about 3 ft tall. They will be monsters. If you set out, youll still get some veg time, depending on your location which is?
 

Gamble

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I am waiting for the mail man to deliver as we speak! Then when they get here , BAM, in the pots They GO!
 
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