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gday, Im curious about which strains (or which general TYPES of strains) handle drought well? I'm not too far from Perth and this will be my first outdoor grow which I'm doing with a mate. We're only growing for ourselves so we only plan to grow about 3 maybe 4 plants, but each of a different strain to help increase our chances of getting one thatll survive, so it's important for us to make educated guesses about which strains might do well here - if we get 1 plant to survive then it'll be worth it. Interestingly I did a global search through the Overgrow strainguide (i downloaded the whole thing shortly before it was taken down), and strangely the word "drought" only…

hi all do any of u no how to upload pics off my pc to the site

if a plant has nute burn do the leaves turn brownish black and sort of spotty then dry out and crumple in your fingers. if so will it die i hope not thnx

Just a couple Q's before I use them for my first outdoor grow here in dry ol' WA. I've got a small pack of them but the packing text doesnt answer these questions 1 - how long do they generally last? Could I get away with watering each plant just once every 4 weeks with say 3L of water? 2 - it says to use 1 teaspoon per 5 litres of compost (or something like that anyway), should i double or even triple that to make it last longer? (does more quantity = more duration?) I know that some pot plants can be grown in 100% water crystals (the crystals are often coloured for effect), but I'm not sure about cannabis plants - might be an interesting thing to try with a Lowryde…

I have heard a number of conflicting stories about when to begin germination and get the plants outside. Will be growing a number of different strains in guerilla locations (pictures to follow) Durban Poison (DP) Holland's Hope (DP) Shaman ® VOODOO ® Lowryder I thought i would give these strains a try outdoors. Any conjecture? or inferences? Secondly i was always under the impression that for us folk around the sydney reason grand final week of teh (NRL) or rugby league was the best time to get things underway? Is this the case? Sorry for what is probably a stupid question but i just dont really feel like fucking up from the outset thanks in …

Hey Guys, Im New to this site i was an overgrow member but as it is shut down i cant do n e thin n e more. I was just asking, because i had my plants indoors to start with and i thing i transplanted them outdoors a bit late, now they are a bit smaller than my first indoor grow and i cant understand why. can anyone help? Ill try and post some pics on monday. Cheers Perfection.

I've been reading up on Moon Cycles, and the effects of propagation timing and plant characteristics. Do any of you plant by the moon?

IM some where down south west Vic, when is the perfect time to start planting, or should the plants be a little bit astablished before they go out, and when should you harvest. Can some one help me please

i dont know if your aloud to talk about this on here so mods please delete it if so i was just wondering if any1 knows of any places around melbourne where i can put my plants to grow coz i cant keep them in my backyard too much longer coz my parents might find them any1 have any ideas or any1 know any good spots around melbourne that are safe for me and my 2 plants?

hi guys just a little help with when to start growing in adelaide?

hey guys, started off this years grow under the 400w 4 days ago, they have all now sprouted. i started them under 15/9 so i didnt have such a sudden decrease before i have to put them outdoors. how slowly should i reduce the light cycle to the same as ooutdoor before i put them out ? anyone reply asap, i fell behind schedule last year and i dont want it to happen again. ta

i'm starting a crop in what i hope will be a good spot.. bout 150km from the nearest town.. along a river its a little dry however the surrounding plants and reasonable green.. and i was planning on either a. putting 2-5 4x5m crops sites in surrounded by chicken wire. or b. just plant them out at about 5-10m intervals 10-50m from the river maybe 100-200 plants the one problem i see atm is that cows come down to drink. there seems to be a good amount of vegetation on the ground for them to eat.. just wondering if anyone has known them to 'attack' crops? the only thing about the fenced off areas is that they might be seen from the air more easily

Hey guys, Ok i want to get ahead this year last year i was left with small plants when i came time to flower still cant complain. Ok i plan on making a shade structure to keep the frost off for the rest of August and germ the seeds now so they get a one month head start will the shade cloth keep the plants alive? has anyone else got any sugestions in regards to this besides a green house type set up as i wont be able to. Cheers