Outdoor Growing Guide v 1.0

[200sx]

yep its a bit gross but human urine or dog crap, save up a bottle of urine, put on trees plants bushes ground etc around your grow, all animals tend to stear clear of human urine, but fences are still best

[red dragon]

hang on, nearly all the growing guides ive read say that you have to start growing them under 24 hours light a day then put them outside to flower.

[Luke Skywalker]

There is no "right" in growing.

 

You can grow indoors under lights, even under 24/0, for a few weeks before spring starts. Here in oz, there are few areas which experience such short growing seasons as to really require this. It's done, usually, as an exercise to give em a better start to life. And then transfer them outdoors for the flowering cycle.

 

If you go 24/0 and throw em outdoors, they'll likely go into a preflowering stage, as there is no 24/0 on earth, except at the poles. They could revert back to vegetative growth if the daylight hours are long or increasing steadily, but if you did the same thing in autumn or winter, it'd likely just flower out, yeah. But there's also the stress of such a move. If you're moving plants from indoor to outdoor growth, it's usually recommended to shade the plants for the first week or two, with some light shadecloth or similar, to get them used to their new environment. The sun is a sight more powerful than an indoor fluoro or hid.

 

I hope that helps red dragon, you should know that there are few absolutes in growing plants, only guidelines. They're fairly forgiving plants, as these things go.

[red dragon]

thanks now i can try my growing plan ive been thinking up over the last week