Brisbane out door winter grow

[olddave]

Sativas are actually poorly suited to canada and northern europe outdoor climates , but not queensland

 

Since the rogue police commisioner sir terrance philiip , disappeared and sir joky whatever they call those folk , And a couple of women got murdered by police etc, fucked out state up and left society to even out by, no other that's right everyday citizens.. certainly not queensland state police officers surely, least not the ones i've met .

 

 

 

I've considered growing a plant .. just one in the botanic gardens.

 

psttt , don't tell anyone k it's the perfect grow spot.

Yeah thats true, it was indica varieties that were growing in similar climates to the Brisbane winter, but it got me inspired to have a go with what i had.

 

hey, I'm growing in the Botanic gardens as well. ............bloody hell, ive gone and told every one. oh well if they get ripped then its my fault

[Fyerbug]

Thanks for the tips guys, it seems I might have a bit better grasp on things then I realise

 

One thing I did forget to ask, is what time of year your summer grows tend to start budding?

[lifestylez]

Thanks for the tips guys, it seems I might have a bit better grasp on things then I realise

 

One thing I did forget to ask, is what time of year your summer grows tend to start budding?

 

It will depend on the strain and your lattitude, but I have seen flowering start as early as mid-January. Sativas are more known for flowering a bit later and for longer (eg. 10 to 12 weeks).

[Fyerbug]

It will depend on the strain and your lattitude, but I have seen flowering start as early as mid-January. Sativas are more known for flowering a bit later and for longer (eg. 10 to 12 weeks).

 

In Brisbane. I have a couple of Indica but I believe the rest are mostly Sativa so I guess it'll be later harvest for me... Which could pose a problem...

 

I know it would be a lot of hassle, but has anyone tried forcing flowering early outside, by covering up the plant a few hours before sunset so it thinks the days are shorter?

[tropic21]

hey firebug

 

Last year I started covering my balcony plant at about 5 pm and uncovering at about 6 am . It was moreso to shield her from the city lights (gold coast ) , but the result was that she came into bud a lot earlier than her stay up sisters. You just need to be consistent withe timing or you could turn her hermi .

[Fyerbug]

hey firebug

 

Last year I started covering my balcony plant at about 5 pm and uncovering at about 6 am . It was moreso to shield her from the city lights (gold coast ) , but the result was that she came into bud a lot earlier than her stay up sisters. You just need to be consistent withe timing or you could turn her hermi .

 

Cheers man, good to hear from someone with experience and in the same area of Oz

 

How long did u do the covering ritual for? First week, few weeks, or whole flowering period?

Edited October 26, 2011 by Fyerbug

[dopedogg]

You would have to do it for the whole flowering period or she may revert back to Veg

Lots of work and you will get less off her,

If you leave her to go natural i would assume you would be able to harvest in march or april

Good luck !