feasible time to grow in W.A?

[Tonefish]

Hello, Everybudy

 

Just wondering when any seasoned growers on the south west side of this continent prefer to start sowing their seed?

Can the plant withstand the W.A winter without an extra heatsource?

I'm new to the cultivation aspect of this plant and if anyone has any W.A specific information it would be HUGELY appreciated.

 

Cheers, All...!

[Stix87]

hey mate now is the time to start to sow ya seeds in wa . last year i was in a shed and i put in a heater for the colder months inside i dont think you would need any extra heat at all.

[El Gato]

Inside you can grow all year round, well with AC in summer.

 

Outside you have missed the boat.

[Tonefish]

Sweet as, cheers guys.

[wzc]

Inside you can grow all year round, well with AC in summer.

 

Outside you have missed the boat.

 

Really that bad? What about those hindu kush seeds? Dont they grow in like the harshest conditions known to mankind? In the himalayas I mean?

[El Gato]

It's not about temperature. The plants are photosensitive. They will grow, but crap at best. Check out smashed1's diary he did last winter. Not a bad effort. But on reality your wasting ya time.

[tangwena]

Hi my friend I have mates down south (Margs area) who do two crops a year outside the winter mull is just a bit shorter due to less sun but you dont have to worry about watering like in summer they usualy start about March for the winter and harvest August no problem well established practice in the south west if you are further north even better more winter sun.

[Stix87]

a mate of mine in perth did one last winter and it went to flower and just stayed the same for ages heaps white hairs but was like it was stunned for a long time. he said he was goin to try another one this winter but i told him he is wasting time and effort for lil to no reward . but he is still goin to give it a go. this bloke i speak of is the same one that gave me a cone of bush full of chemicals

[Tonefish]

Well it sounds like evrything should be AOK, as long as they don't get trashed around in a storm or something. They seem like pretty hardy plants by the sounds of things.

Cheers, again all.