outdoors hunter
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Getting ready to get these going soon indoors to go out later, anyone got any input? Thanks
Barneys Pineapple and LSD
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markexpress
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It would help if you mention where you are from, as the answer depends on your geographic location and climate!
outdoors hunter
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from the Midwest
outdoors hunter
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Sorry for the bad luck all I can do is try, I got the LSD for backup of the pineapple chunk. I've heard good and bad about the LSD and PC
markexpress
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Barney's Farm seeds have a reputation for not germinating sometimes. Thats why I recommend germinating them earlier, and then trying to clone some in case only a couple germinate. Is it Pineapple Chunk or Pineapple Express you are doing? Pineapple Chunk is fantastic, Express not so. I recommend G13 Labs Pineapple Express.
I am not from USA, but I can help with you with your question anyway. Speaking from personal (mid-Ontario) outdoor experience. Best time to transplant your ladies outside is when the outdoor overnight temperatures are NO LOWER than 45 Fahrenheit. They are generally happy with overnight temperatures over 50 degrees. Most strains can handle a little chill, but lower than 45 can do some irreversible damage to some strains. Big plants can often handle chills down to 35-37 degrees.
So start germinating your seeds at least 1 month before you have to transplant them outside. Sometimes month and a half for extra strength and size, and if you have the extra height space. They will be about 10-20 inches tall on average after a month (and 20-40 inches tall after month and a half) and will start expanding outdoors 5-10 days after transplanting. Depending on how they handle the transplant shock (try to put them in the same or similar soil to reduce shock, and add shock-reducing supplements like Rhizotonic to your watering immediately after transplanting.
Last year I did a 2-month pre-veg cycle and my plants grew to 10 feet tall in September. The ones that got 1 month pre-veg grew to normal 3-5 feet tall. But that also depends on the strain genetics, of course. But with the right nutrients, supplements and care, anything is possible
I am not from USA, but I can help with you with your question anyway. Speaking from personal (mid-Ontario) outdoor experience. Best time to transplant your ladies outside is when the outdoor overnight temperatures are NO LOWER than 45 Fahrenheit. They are generally happy with overnight temperatures over 50 degrees. Most strains can handle a little chill, but lower than 45 can do some irreversible damage to some strains. Big plants can often handle chills down to 35-37 degrees.
So start germinating your seeds at least 1 month before you have to transplant them outside. Sometimes month and a half for extra strength and size, and if you have the extra height space. They will be about 10-20 inches tall on average after a month (and 20-40 inches tall after month and a half) and will start expanding outdoors 5-10 days after transplanting. Depending on how they handle the transplant shock (try to put them in the same or similar soil to reduce shock, and add shock-reducing supplements like Rhizotonic to your watering immediately after transplanting.
Last year I did a 2-month pre-veg cycle and my plants grew to 10 feet tall in September. The ones that got 1 month pre-veg grew to normal 3-5 feet tall. But that also depends on the strain genetics, of course. But with the right nutrients, supplements and care, anything is possible
outdoors hunter
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Pineapple chunk, I want short heavy plants which they are suppose to be thanks for the info
Prince Charles
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i currently have some feminized barney farm lsd on the way and i plan on puttin em outdoors after 3-4 weeks of pre-veg inside. hoping they will produce top notch product!