Indoor Tropical Outdoor: White Widow Max, AK47, Cheese, Great White Shark, Northern Lights

[G.Leave]

Thanks for coming to the funeral, @912GreenSkell

I think that the climate isn't that bad, but not late in the summer to fall season.
Rain fall much less around May and June, and still not that high in July.
And the tropical storms don't come until maybe July, but mainly August and September.
So, spring may be the plan, rounding up in June or maybe to mid July.

I've learned a lot, true.

Love and hugs,

During the months of less rain is humidity off the charts on the average(70%+), or is it more reasonable on the average. I am almost done writing an outdoor auto guide. Prob wont be finished until early mid winter(busy, busy, busy this time of year!)

 

[Exotic Flower]

During the months of less rain is humidity off the charts on the average(70%+), or is it more reasonable on the average. I am almost done writing an outdoor auto guide. Prob wont be finished until early mid winter(busy, busy, busy this time of year!)

According to the weather bureau stats, this whole area is above 80% year round.
Scare ya, huh?!

 

[G.Leave]

According to the weather bureau stats, this whole area is above 80% year round.
Scare ya, huh?!

My midsummer is 70%+ easily on the average. Its all going to come down to strain choice for sure(ive only done the one so far, but DP's Brooklyn Sunrise was the only plant to not mold for me this summer), but yeah with that ripping high humidity you will have to avoid the wet season as much as you can.

 

[Exotic Flower]

My midsummer is 70%+ easily on the average. Its all going to come down to strain choice for sure(ive only done the one so far, but DP's Brooklyn Sunrise was the only plant to not mold for me this summer), but yeah with that ripping high humidity you will have to avoid the wet season as much as you can.

I've had a good long read of your outdoor grows, with the Sunrise and Ultimates and stuff.
People recommended the Flash super-autos, but I don't know if that length of grow is going to work here, or the size of those plants.

Still thinking and planning. Once this is wrapped up (NLs aside), may start another "planning grow" thread to bounce ideas around.
Thanks for all your help along the way!

 

[Frogster]

Sorry to see your problems.... Chin up.... try and shrug it off and go again.... You have gained a lot of experience, that is one big plus you can take away from this grow..... but I also feel your pain for your recent loss.

 

[Exotic Flower]

Sorry to see your problems.... Chin up.... try and shrug it off and go again.... You have gained a lot of experience, that is one big plus you can take away from this grow..... but I also feel your pain for your recent loss.

Thanks, @Frogster !

Your grow is ripping it!
Trying not to be too jealous, haha!!!!

 

[tobe]

Hi maria
Sorry to see your plants dying. I feel with you.
cu tobe

 

[Duckster]

According to the weather bureau stats, this whole area is above 80% year round.
Scare ya, huh?!

Sounds like my world. 2 seasons - hot and not as hot. Rh rarely drops below 50%. In the hot season the typical range is 70-99%.

 

[Exotic Flower]

Hi maria
Sorry to see your plants dying. I feel with you.
cu tobe

Thanks, @tobe
I think that tonight the weather will be okay to go and cut them down.
May be a few fuzzy fluffy buzzy buds there.
Also check the Cheeses and NLs.

 

[Smorf]

Sorry to hear the bad news Maria.
I hope the cheeses and NLs will do well and fatten up nicely for you.