NEW HAMPSHIRE, too late?

Seawood

Seawood

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Tangerine_ said:
Were you able to acquire seeds yet? You are not jumping the gun...at all. I like my plants to be a minimum of 6 inches tall before I start to harden them off for life outside. You don't any special grow equipment either. You can keep seedlings healthy under minimal light.
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Photos, yes. Pop autos early and give them minimal light and report back on how your harvest ends up. Been there!
 
lee harvey

lee harvey

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Your fine...order some off Neptune Seedbank. They are based out of the US and should arrive within a few days
 
duncandog

duncandog

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Dirtwarrior2020 said:
Hey again. Former member from ages ago. 2008-2012. Have left the growing community for quite some time.

I am relocating during this strange time in the world to new england.
Looking to start an outdoor grow from seed when I arrive. Is it too late in the season to do so? Any new hampshire growers here?
What am I looking at realistically.
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I do not think so if you choose a short flower and good mold resistance.
I have had great luck with Barney's seeds here in the northeast grow climate.
They have a lot of short flowering strains and mold resistance
 
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