Growing outdoors in Phoenix, AZ. Can it be done??

[TotallySerious]

I live in the central part of Arizona; it's pretty hot and severely dry, but I know a couple people who say they have had 'success' growing in said climate. The only problem is they won't disclose their 'secret outdoor techniques' seeing that they probably don't grow outdoors in the first place.

Is there any posible way to maintain any strain in 90+ degree weather, even if properly hydrated at all times? My guess is no, but I wanted to get your opinions.

[k2696]

are u kidding me?.....aslong as u buy good soil...fert....and yes water alot but only when they need it.....ull have a 15 foot tree in like 5 months.....ever bought reg...its from mexico were the temp is hotter so im sure ur fine...

[TotallySerious]

Alright, sweet. 15ft? I did not expect that at all. Thanks much, man. Didn't even think of reg, but I'd prefer to grow some super dank stuff vs. reg.

[Hashmouf]

Originally Posted by TotallySerious

Alright, sweet. 15ft? I did not expect that at all. Thanks much, man. Didn't even think of reg, but I'd prefer to grow some super dank stuff vs. reg.

To achieve a successful grow of some high quality dank in a high temp setting follow these steps :

You must dig at least a 4 by 4 foot hole for each plant.

Fortify the soil very well with good soil that retains water for a week or more such as peat moss, vermiculite, humus and compost. add organic nutrients like blood meal, bone meal and bat guano.

For the best results buy seeds of strains that are heat tolerant and adapted to growing in hot climates for example : Afghan and African strains mainly sativas.

[bigred420]

Buy a really durable strain of weed like Holland Hope or something along the lines of that, and it should be fine. You are lucky, its been raining a shitload where I live and my plants are getting over watered.

[jt45255]

try going with a heat resitant strain i am using mandala speed queen and the weather where i am is a very hot and humid one last year was 45 days of over 90 degree weather and very little rain and had not one problem. http://forum.grasscity.com/grow-jour...ueen-grow.html

[mat369]

4ft by 4ft!!!! you kiddin me.... we dont all own a tractor you know lol