Live Stoner Chat January 2019

[MordecaiAlliVanAllenOshea]

 

[MordecaiAlliVanAllenOshea]

 

[MordecaiAlliVanAllenOshea]

 

[the green bandit]

I love growing outdoors, the heat is manageable for outdoor growing if you use a few hacks along the way! Most strains will tolerate it with a little TLC. Getting them off to a good start seems like the biggest factor. Hence my shitty indoor setup...it's rough but seems to work for me . This is my best 2 so far both giving over 5 zips

That's warm. What about looking into something like that... https://www.seedsman.com/en/sinai-regular-seeds to work some heat tolerance into auto form? @mephisto

 

[MordecaiAlliVanAllenOshea]

I don't have AC here either, well the house has it but it will not be used because its just a waste of energy and all that hot air just goes outside to make it worse for desert dwellers. The old house had tile floors but no garage. I think if I stick with Bubblegum based plants for summer it will be fine inside still as they do ok in heat. The RQS Bubble Kush is a great one for warm weather here. We barely hit 100 a few days per year, so outdoor is always a perfectly viable option for the summer. I have been around lots of outdoor photo plants, but not many ruderalis besides my own.

 

[MordecaiAlliVanAllenOshea]

Do you leave them out of the ground so you can transfer to shade when needed? I saw some med growers up here who grow fifteen plus foot sativas use scale rail car track with basically miners carts to roll their monsters in and out of blackout/light dep tents. I should have taken pics but was rather busy working. Anyway, a wagon would work great and less back strain for smaller plants.

 

[the green bandit]

I'm pretty lucky and can grow outdoors all year round. Winter is a great time to grow with a lot more manageable weather, just shorter light hours. I haven't really tried photo plants yet...maybe this year. If you're after a good hot weather strain try S.O.D.K from mephisto

I don't have AC here either, well the house has it but it will not be used because its just a waste of energy and all that hot air just goes outside to make it worse for desert dwellers. The old house had tile floors but no garage. I think if I stick with Bubblegum based plants for summer it will be fine inside still as they do ok in heat. The RQS Bubble Kush is a great one for warm weather here. We barely hit 100 a few days per year, so outdoor is always a perfectly viable option for the summer. I have been around lots of outdoor photo plants, but not many ruderalis besides my own.

 

[MordecaiAlliVanAllenOshea]

 

[the green bandit]

I leave them in pots for mobility reasons. I live on a cattle station where we use choppers for mustering cattle a couple times a year...makes it easier if I can move them from prying eyes

Do you leave them out of the ground so you can transfer to shade when needed? I saw some med growers up here who grow fifteen plus foot sativas use scale rail car track with basically miners carts to roll their monsters in and out of blackout/light dep tents. I should have taken pics but was rather busy working. Anyway, a wagon would work great and less back strain for smaller plants.

 

[MordecaiAlliVanAllenOshea]

I'm pretty lucky and can grow outdoors all year round. Winter is a great time to grow with a lot more manageable weather, just shorter light hours. I haven't really tried photo plants yet...maybe this year. If you're after a good hot weather strain try S.O.D.K from mephisto

I have it in my wish list I think lol Thanks for the heads up! If I could, I would pop two seeds a week from May 1st until July 15th I would get plenty yield to not need to grow inside. Too bad our limit is 4 here, should be 4 photo or 8 auto. Then just grow 8 super auto's and all is well lol