to late to start?

[Allotropy]

G'day

 

 

I live in SOUTH EAST QUEENSLAND

 

I'm wondering whether it is to late to sew seeds here now?

 

the date is like the 3rd of january 2006

 

outdoors.. under good conditions??? will it be worth it??? :smoke

[dsyfer]

the date is like the 3rd of january 2006

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Fuck, really? same here ::

 

Sorry couldn't help myself

[deadvet]

go ahead and pop em

still have time

[Guest Eikel]

As Deadvet said you can start them now but you won't get the same yield had you started at the beginning of the season.

 

In other matters - one post asking a question in one forum is fine, I've deleted your other 4 posts.

[Buddy]

Or you could buy yourself a light and grow all year round

[thc24]

clones real good at this time for 3 footers.

[Allotropy]

ok thanks for the replies.

 

yeah I suppose I did go a little overboard with the posting.

 

 

I was thinking of popping up around 80 plants.. that way I can do crops of around 20 plants in the one area.. rip 10 males etc left with 10 plants in one hit.

 

I was thinking the plus side of smaller plants would be they would be harder to detect bye air .. ie pigs in the sky??

[Allotropy]

Forgot to mention.. will I have enough vegatative time for the plants to grow to a suitable height to flower???

 

will I pull a decent crop?? or is it just not worth the effort of going out wattering them.. digging holes.. fertilising and the security???

[thc24]

not really, you will need to plant heaps to get a good yield outside, id grow under flouros until they are about 25 cm and healthy then plant this way you will be giving them the best chance . also you will need to think about water, rangers, nutes, and most deadly to youngins roos and goats and whatever rippes you during the night. my last outdoor crop was eaten by somthing and then dragged to a clearing and removed by someone/ thing

[Allotropy]

whoever I said I was going to grow in a state forest? I haven't got access to fluros at this current peroid of time, so i'll just have to make due with what i've got and plant outdoors.