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Rottedroots

Rottedroots

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rijkmus1 said:
Can anyone recommend which usefull strain would be done by the end of September outdoor.
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I'm just curious my friend. When were you planning to start that you wish to be done by september?. You live in Ohio so I figure your last average frost date is May 21st and if you add a couple weeks for the soil to warm up you could put them in the ground.....
After evaluating your question thoroughly I came to the conclusion that's I am a dolt. WTF it wouldn't matter "when" you put your plants out because they're still going to follow their heart AND the photoperiod
 
Corso312

Corso312

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Tiflis said:
I'd be interested in which strains you'd recommend if he could. I'm about the same, just further east from you guys.
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I grew the bag of oranges this summer, did pretty good. Lost some to rot but it was a terrible couple weeks end of September beginning of October. I pulled em around October 13th or 14th.

This year Ive got new stuff to run outdoors, Ive got 9 Bananna n Oranges going now.. Ill keep the best one and run a dozen clones outdoors.
 
mawasmada

mawasmada

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Corso312 said:
Did you find that last season was goofy? Like plants took a few weeks longer to finish than normal?
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Last year was rough for me in other terms, so I didn't get lucky outdoor. I had near my legal limit indoors so I only harvest 1 outdoor plant. It was a set-it-forget-it until harvest guerrila grow. It took early season abuse, so was veeery mutant looking and small.
Edit: I chopped it around Oct 16 I think. It was Lemon Lotus, and what buds there were, were done.
 
mawasmada

mawasmada

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rijkmus1 said:
No I can't go much later. It is because of hunting season. I grew blackend oranges last year and it was very good even before the swell picked September 27.
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If I grew in the yard, I could go Oct. 15-20. Growing where deer hunters roam is always trouble. Season starts around Oct 1 here, but they're scouting their spot weeks before that.
Edit: Since Michigan is legal rec, I have no reason to grow outside of those boundries. I'm retired from those guerrila grows now.
 
mawasmada

mawasmada

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Corso312 said:
I hear ya, my advice would be to look for " fast versions" of reputable strains from reputable companies.. Ive got some fast vintage blueberry ( AK bean brain) and fast lemon berry(Ethos) ill try this summer..those should be 7 weekers that finish end of September.
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I've no idea what to expect from my Bag of Oranges coming in the mail, but I'm only running a couple out the gate, keeping one as a mother for a short while. I've got a lot of other stuff planned.
 
mawasmada

mawasmada

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Corso312 said:
I cut the outdoor BOO mid October.. Indoors was sixty two or three days.
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Cool. I doubt I run any outdoors this year. I'd need to put up a fence first. No guerrila growing this year, and I've got Bodhi, Snowhigh, Copa Genetics, Hazeman, The Real Seed Company, and Indian Landrace Exchange/Landrace Preservation Society projects/crosses/dreams for the future.
 
mawasmada

mawasmada

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rijkmus1 said:
I will get some more of usefull seed as blackend oranges is better than the other varieties i grew this year. I am looking at trying another company but don't want to take away from usefull seeds thread by naming them.
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Point made. I'm sorry.
:peace: :eyesmoke:

Edit: In mild defense, I was adding to Useful's name by implying (factully, as it is true) that Useful has created a name and reputation for his work that I stray away from my norm to try his work. I'm excited to grow these and see what's there. I never intended advertising for other breeders, just have no intentions on swearing by one alone.
 
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