my outdoor grow in india (12 latitude)

Arcturon

Active Member
opinions differ, i suppose there is an argument that you'll get bigger plants by the transplant method
i'm of the opinion that more roots is better(usually), which is start to finish in the same pot, or it could be i'm a lazy grower
I agree with this, transplant doesn't always cause shock but when it does it's bad. keep them in big pots!
 

Arcturon

Active Member
to be honest, this is what has always made more sense to me, i always thought the more space the roots have to grow the better...
but then i wondered if the density of the roots would make a real visible difference, which is only something that will increase if
you decrease the amount of maximum growing volume...but another thing, if dimensions were not an issue, and keeping the
total volume constant, would it be betterto go for a taller container or a wider one or one with both roughly equal, and why?
Go with a big one, wide and deep, don't want to see any roots getting tangled, this can cause strangulation and shriveling of one or several of the plants if they get root-locked or too close and too big. I had 2 plants in a 1/2 gallon pot till after I harvested them. I started re-veg and transplanted to find that the roots were surrounding ALL of the dirt. 4-5 gallon pot is good for 2 plants.
 

growone

Well-Known Member
to be honest, this is what has always made more sense to me, i always thought the more space the roots have to grow the better... but then i wondered if the density of the roots would make a real visible difference, which is only something that will increase if you decrease the amount of maximum growing volume...but another thing, if dimensions were not an issue, and keeping the total volume constant, would it be betterto go for a taller container or a wider one or one with both roughly equal, and why?
i'll concur with arcturon on deep pots, you don't want wide and shallow, i've had some grief on not so deep pots with my organic grows
 

elchupacabra

Well-Known Member
thanks for the advice....and marc88101, nobody really knows, conviction is rare if ever heard of, and bribes come into play before any sort of sentence does
 

elchupacabra

Well-Known Member
pics:

the small potted sativa is 3-4 weeks old not exactly sure can't remember.
there's one tiny one growing near the corner of the enclosure that seems
to be a bit different? has fatter leaves
 

Attachments

ganesha99

Member
hey im from blore too. nice to know there is someone like me around here. i was thinking of starting a grow myself with some bag seed(never grown seriously before, learning lot on the net). where your seeds from? Mysore?
 

ganesha99

Member
Anyways, was thinking of ordering some seeds too but i was thinking about the photo-period being an issue with these hybrid strains. because of it being almost 12/12 throught the year here(which will make the plant auto flower). so im guessing we will need something which is very sativa dominent.
Dont know if what im saying is completely correct. advise will be appreciated.
 

RC7

Well-Known Member
Anyways, was thinking of ordering some seeds too but i was thinking about the photo-period being an issue with these hybrid strains. because of it being almost 12/12 throught the year here(which will make the plant auto flower). so im guessing we will need something which is very sativa dominent.
Dont know if what im saying is completely correct. advise will be appreciated.
yeah that would be good you would be able to grow giant sativas. It all depends on personal preference too, maybe you would like a few sativas and a few indicas or maybe a hybrid.
 

Corso312

Well-Known Member
looks good man...gotta be tough growing in india eh? dirty water and extreme heat i imagine.....have you come across any leopards or lions/tigers?
 

elchupacabra

Well-Known Member
ganesh, i am about to grow indica here as well will see how it comes out, can't imagine it getting too big because it will probably go into flowering sooner than the sativas...like i said i have seeds from different places in ka, mysore included, as well as seeds from annekal, sheelavathi, m m hills, mangalore, ramnagar, and a lot of fucking places.

corso, it's easy growing in india. the sunlight is perfect at 12 latitude for getting so much of powerful light during the light hours, can't compare lightbulbs to sunlight. and while dirty water is prevalent around the country, for a higher but very affordable price, clean water is there as well. extreme heat is over for the most part, the plants survived the april-may heat which is almost over, it's only downhilll in temp from here...again india is not a village or a jungle, it's a country with developed cities, developed towns, and villages and wildlife areas. although not anywhere near as developed as usa, fortunately, very few places in india have real run in's with leaopards and tigers, and i don't remember india having lions. i've seen more mountain lions near my house in california commpared to the number of leopards or tigers i've seen around my house here, which is 0. if you go to kerala, elephants become real common
too many stray dogs and stuff in bangalore but doesnt affect my growing
 

Corso312

Well-Known Member
oh yeah..lions live in india...they were nearly extinct but are slowly making a comeback..lil smaller than african lions and less mane but still a beautiful animal...when is your rainy season?
 

Kaendar

Well-Known Member
Subbed.. this is interesting. But dude, you were looking for strains, the perfect one for you is SOUR DIESEL. It fits perfectly within all your grow criteria.
 

elchupacabra

Well-Known Member
Subbed.. this is interesting. But dude, you were looking for strains, the perfect one for you is SOUR DIESEL. It fits perfectly within all your grow criteria.
yeah, how come? i'm gonna buy some more seeds in august cause we can grow year round outdoors here. so why's sour diesel good?
 

elchupacabra

Well-Known Member
Also, if this plant starts flowering early august, how much do you think it'll yield? it's about 2feet off the ground from the base of the plant, and covers about a square meter of area, the plant alone, i'm sure the roots spread out further but just askin...wanted a rough idea...as well as for one plant of purple widow and one plant of papaya outdoors
 

Kaendar

Well-Known Member
yeah, how come? i'm gonna buy some more seeds in august cause we can grow year round outdoors here. so why's sour diesel good?
Well first of all, SD is one of the hardiest strains out there, it can take drought, mold, pests, stress, and it just keeps growin. Not to mention its one of the best smokes around.
 

elchupacabra

Well-Known Member
Well first of all, SD is one of the hardiest strains out there, it can take drought, mold, pests, stress, and it just keeps growin. Not to mention its one of the best smokes around.
if it can take heat rain mold and pests then i'm going for it. i remember it being a pretty uppy kind of smoke, with a...strong taste. haha
 
Top