Growing outdoors in summer season?

ryavila

Well-Known Member

• Mar 23, 2011

• #1

Anyone tried growing outdoors in summer season? does the summer heat has a great impact to the plants?

 

Dizzle Frost

Well-Known Member

• Mar 23, 2011

• #2

depends were yur at and what strain you have. you can find strains to fit your needs. some do better than others in high heat or humidity

 

ryavila

Well-Known Member

• Mar 23, 2011

• #3

How about some northern lights strain? btw iam ni asia right now and its already summer season here.

 

Dizzle Frost

Well-Known Member

• Mar 23, 2011

• #4

Durban Poison would prolly be good . A northern lights strain would prolly be ok as long as you dont have high humidity.

I just thought of one if you want a NL cross...Dr Atomic Thai Lights would prolly be good for yur area

 

ryavila

Well-Known Member

• Mar 23, 2011

• #5

which seed bank breed those kind of cross?

 

Dizzle Frost

Well-Known Member

• Mar 23, 2011

• #6

ryavila said:

which seed bank breed those kind of cross?

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you can get em at hempdepot

have a look at these

http://www.hempdepot.ca/seeds/dr_atomic/Thai%20Lights.htm

http://www.hempdepot.ca/seeds/dutch_passion/DurbanPoison.html

http://www.hempdepot.ca/seeds/dutch_passion/PowerPlant.html

http://www.hempdepot.ca/seeds/Beanho/DestroyerxPCK.html

 

growUS

Member

• Mar 25, 2011

• #7

ryavila, i would still plant them even if its summer, the plants will have more bud to leaf ratio the later you start them. (considering the strain 2 of course) The plants i put out in the summer always have a better taste and high, but not as much bud....

 

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rudy2010

Member

• Mar 25, 2011

• #8

The sativa strains usually have airy buds so are better in high humidity. They typically take longer to mature though. Outdoors will produce much more than indoors. I am not sure what growUS means by not as much bud. I can average a pound of buds per plant with minimal effort.

 

growUS

Member

• Mar 25, 2011

• #9

I mean a plant started In March is going to produce more bud (like you said a pound) than one started in say May or June (probably a couple of ounces depending on genetics). But the one's started later in the year will have more bud to leaf ratio compared to the ones started in march. (my growing season is over Oct. or Nov.)