Growing in South Australia

[oldmansmoker]

Sup All

New here hoping there are some south Aussie growers here.

My question is with the extreme weather we have been having it seems to affect a grow, this time last year I had plants a lot healther and stronger then this years grow. We are still having cold nights down to 7/8 deg.

 

Last week I ordered some White Widow Feminized Seeds they should arrive within the next 3 weeks or so, will it be to late for a grow with them, keeping in mind it is predicted for a long hot  summer  we have had a shit load of rain in the last 3/4 months best rains for years.

 

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They should be ok, maybe not as big as they could have been. We seem to be at least a month behind here this year, even the veggies are behind. Just relentless winter cold fronts and south westerlies this season.

[oldmansmoker]

They should be ok, maybe not as big as they could have been. We seem to be at least a month behind here this year, even the veggies are behind. Just relentless winter cold fronts and south westerlies this season.

 

Thanks mate it has been a cold wet winter, one thing about it is that there is plenty of moister in the ground.

Edited November 14, 2016 by oldmansmoker

[Nutter3]

Go for it, youll get enough to make it worth while, & the seasons in SA are a month later than 15 years ago, u only have to see when a Almond tree flowers now , not until August , use to be 1st of july, been watching mine for years, so theres no problem with staying warm enough,  its just the sunlight hours are the same as 15 years ago, so as B.E pointed out, your plants wont be as big as they should when they stsrt to flower

Last season i planted a Purple Bud by White Label Seeds ,  on the 2-1-16, & didnt harvest till late may , & i got just over 8 oz dry, & the plant grew to about 5.5 feet, but because it was in so late i didnt top, which id usually do,  so if you can get your plants to do something like that , its worth the effort, ......good luck

 

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