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Yeah, Willamette valley has some pretty nice weather in the summer. We are at 1200 ft altitude where I grow and it does cool off quite a bit at night, usually low 50's, sometimes even 40's but daytime is usually 80 to 90. I think our season is maybe 2 weeks longer on either end (May 1 to October 1).

 

I am right on the coast.  High humidity and such.  It's cloudy as hell right now.  I will throw a pic or two up this evening.

 

Right on the coast can be pretty damp and cool. I lived on the North Coast for a few years. Rainfall averaged 120+ inches of rain.

 

Hey I'm from UK and I'm starting to grow. I got 3 Lowryder #2s on the go and they're just starting to sprout from their pots. I'm keeping them In my garden for now and in the house at night, as soon as they get 2 weeks old I'll have to find a spot in the woods to grow as flowering will start and it'll start to smell.

This is my first time growing and I hope my plants can handle this UK climate, it best not rain haha! Because of the unpredictable weather I'm going to need to train my plants to have stronger stems by wiggling them around a little as it breaks the cell wall and rebuilds stronger.

I'll keep posted to how they're doing as the weeks go by.

 

I don't have a set up inside, I just leave them by window shelf at night haha, the window can be left open though, that's airation

 

Looks like I'll have to get the fan in then

Thanks for the advice

 

Couldn't find a fan and not willing to invest either, if I have a fan near my window that'll look suspicious to neighbours too.

I'll just leave my window open and allow a breeze to get in, only 1of three have sprouted anyway, 1 of them I can see the stem coming up under the soil, and another hasn't came up at all. I hope I didn't plant the last one too deep..

Thinking ahead for the future now but what size pots you think I should use? There's no point using ridiculously big pots because they're lowryders so you don't get a big yield anyway. I'm thinking 2-4 gallon pots to get maximum yield.

Also, if I use pots I'll be safer from slugs as I can put salt all around the outside of my pot, and ant repellant around the outside too.

 

Greetings from N60!
 
This year I have a few lowryders outside.. even, i do not usually take the plants out because the high risk of bad weather. I got these seeds for free, so i dont care if they fucked up. Plants have been now for about three weeks out, and past 7 days have been really, really cold. Nights about 40(F) degrees and days 50 degrees. I'm going to look the plants in couple days and take some pictures... hope those girls live yet.
 
 
BTW, Nice plants in this thread...yep, and good luck to all northern guerrillas!

 

 

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Probably as early as tuesday I had time to visit at spot. Interesting to see is there any growth in such cold temperatures. Normally this time of year there is lot warmer, but my luck this year looks worst ever

 

How many weeks in did you take your plants outdoors?


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Your plants look pretty healthy, all three of mine has sprouted this morning.

Only thing is I found 2 white springtails in one of the pots, I took them out and squished them.

How do I prevent them from coming back?




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