New Grower About to start first grow/ outdoor grow. Urgent advice needed.

[jingo]

The biggest swings are in November which will be on average around 86F day to 72F night.

That's actually pretty good growing weather right there.

 

[G.Leave]

Nice to meet you too mate do u mind if ask how your experience with outdoor growing has been ?

My auto season wasnt a great one but i still pulled 2oz on the average per plant....not bad considering the crazy wet dark season we had(35 of the first 45 days was rainy!) My outdoor photos are getting to be monsters...take a look if you have some spare time! https://www.autoflower.org/threads/...f-photos-and-autos.58824/page-67#post-1544994

That's the most helpful post I've read thank you so much
Do you think my climate is acceptable for growing ? It borders Afghanistan it's in the mid 30s regularly gradually getting cooler but the high heat and dryness seems to me like it would be a stress on the plant. On the flip side I'm getting around 9-10 hours of direct sunlight

Mid 30's isnt that bad...theres a few desert growers on this site that deal with really high heat, some that do very well. The problem isnt overheating the plants, its overheating the roots that can become a serious issue.

Plants can handle some rain....rain isnt even the problem as much as the average relative humidity...here we get very high relative humidity in the air, usually 70%, some years its 80%. Even on drought seasons where we get almost no rain for 2 months i deal with mold on some plants due to the high humidity in the air. You should have a very low RH, so mold shouldn't be an issue.

The biggest swings are in November which will be on average around 86F day to 72F night.

That sounds like an ideal climate!!

 

[Khush]

My auto season wasnt a great one but i still pulled 2oz on the average per plant....not bad considering the crazy wet dark season we had(35 of the first 45 days was rainy!) My outdoor photos are getting to be monsters...take a look if you have some spare time! https://www.autoflower.org/threads/...f-photos-and-autos.58824/page-67#post-1544994



Mid 30's isnt that bad...theres a few desert growers on this site that deal with really high heat, some that do very well. The problem isnt overheating the plants, its overheating the roots that can become a serious issue.

Plants can handle some rain....rain isnt even the problem as much as the average relative humidity...here we get very high relative humidity in the air, usually 70%, some years its 80%. Even on drought seasons where we get almost no rain for 2 months i deal with mold on some plants due to the high humidity in the air. You should have a very low RH, so mold shouldn't be an issue.



That sounds like an ideal climate!!

holy shit thats prettys awesome you got 2oz in those conditions whenever it gets cloudy for more then a couple days i freak out lol mate since u have experience with strains outdoor which ones do u think will do well in my neck of the woods. My humidity isnt ideal either going fro 55% to 70% but that's mostly in the summer time it slowly starts gradually decreasing.