Strain and starting late? (quickly please)

[kutler]

I know it is a little late to start a outdoor grow. The Last option that I have (that I know of) would be to buy some lowryder seeds and get in 1 harvest. I live in the northwest corner of washington.

Could I get some advice on any strains i could plant this late and still grow something smokable?

My last question is when seedbank websites list the flowering time it is the amount of time the bud needs to grow and does not include the other stages of plant growth?






Thanks for any responses

[d4rkw0lf]

Originally Posted by kutler

Could I get some advice on any strains i could plant this late and still grow something smokable?

Yeah...

Originally Posted by kutler

....The Last option that I have (that I know of) would be to buy some lowryder seeds and get in 1 harvest.......

Originally Posted by kutler

My last question is when seedbank websites list the flowering time it is the amount of time the bud needs to grow and does not include the other stages of plant growth?

Probably.......does it say the other all together plant growth, if it does.... the yes.

[Spanishfly]

Originally Posted by kutler

I know it is a little late to start a outdoor grow. The Last option that I have (that I know of) would be to buy some lowryder seeds and get in 1 harvest. I live in the northwest corner of washington.

A LITTLE late???

Sorry, it is now FAR TOO LATE to start an outdoor grow. Keep your seeds until next year.

That is, if you have actually got around to procuring seeds yet.

[Green First]

I know it is a little late to start a outdoor grow. The Last option that I have (that I know of) would be to buy some lowryder seeds and get in 1 harvest. I live in the northwest corner of washington.

Could I get some advice on any strains i could plant this late and still grow something smokable?

My last question is when seedbank websites list the flowering time it is the amount of time the bud needs to grow and does not include the other stages of plant growth?






Thanks for any responses

its not too late ..... depending on your latitude and the stage of your plant.

[kutler]

I appreciate your effort to help me out. I have further looked into the lowryder strain and i don't think it would be worth the money, effort, and risk for 10 tiny plants some of which would not be female.


Instead I have begun the process of planning for a 2007 grow.


I have not grown before but I have until next year to mastermind my plan and learn as much as I can.

[Doober420]

Thats the way to go... be prepared! Makes all the difference in a first time grow.

[Spanishfly]

Absolutely, you could prepare this fall. Find your spot , dig out holes and dig in your selected soil. Let it rest over winter and it will be great next spring.

[kutler]

I'm going to be going to college sept. 20 in eastern WA. Then for the summer I am going to be working and living at my parents so it will be very hard to plant the seeds early enough but also be able to watch and take care of them. Hopefully I will be able to get a apartment near my college though so i can plant in the spring during school and stay through the summer and take care of them.