Hello everyone, First off this post could just as easily have appeared in the Absolute Beginners forum, however, I opted for right here in outdoor, because it is rather outdoor specific. So I'll get you up to speed; Outdoor grow. Nirvana Early Girl. Planted Mid-June, seeds straight into pots, B&Q brand organic potting soil. Climate, distinctly Scottish, 'warm' days and nights (Max 26C, Min 14C) until roughly the end of August when temperatures will begin to drop. Current state: Shoots have started to sprout, sitting at something like an inch, inch and a half, in height and starting to see signs of the first fan leaves forming. Really I was wondering if I'm going to have time to pull off the whole grow, Essentially late September is as long as I can leave them outside before there's risk of the first frost falling. So we'll be hitting the 8 weeks about Mid-August, hoping by that time that plants are showing signs of sex and will shortly after start flowering allowing a maximum of 6 weeks flowering. So all in I'm really not sure what to expect come the end of my grow, wither it be smokable or underdeveloped and crystal-less, I'd be more than happy to hear what you guys think my chances are of having an end product. Thanks for reading, Sleepingyoyo
I really see this season as more of a proof of concept than anything else, so any yield is a bonus, to be honest I didn't expect them to survive germination Thanks, Sleepingyoyo Also noted that about three threads regarding planting late in the season have just cropped up as I posted this one, I've got my reading cut out.