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Originally Posted by slow~burn I`v been waiting ...its here  well just to get started I hope everybody has a
safe and plentifull grow this year "NoRippers" but I`m going to try to be positive.
It`s snowing and blowing the lake machine is going strong it`s snowing so hard I cant even see the road
from the house about 35 yards . spring cant come quick enough !
I ordered my seed line up for the year and I got all feminised seeds this year.
10 White widow
10 big bud
10 super silver haze
10 himilayan gold
last year I started everything Jan 21st in the aero Garden this year I think I`m going to just stick to the paper
towel method " just easier " planting in march
I`m thinking I got started a little to early last year and since I have all feminised seeds I should`nt have
to worrie about finding males this year .I`m trying to be patient ! but I just cant waite to get into the dirt with
my seedlings~~~~~ anticipating a good grow for the year providing I can keep all the scumbag rippers away.
well I`m looking forward to sharing my experiences with others and seing what is happening with
everybody`s Grow
peace & good growing to all for the 09 season  |
Yer plans sound great SB...

I've tried growing WW outdoors here at least twice and I just don't have enough heat to make it a success here. Only got an ounce off a plant in a 5 gallon bucket.
If you're planning on setting out plants that have started inside I'd recommend that you wait until late April to go outdoors with them.
Assuming you want to avoid a re-vegging scene from putting them
out too early.
Out too early, the light will put them right into flower mode and then
as the days lengthen into summer they will go back into veg mode.
That is not a good thing as most people, who've dealt with it, will
tell you.
I love that people are focused early...
It's too early to plant and for many too early to prepare soil but
it's not too early to find the right spot. If the spot is getting full
sun now then you will be in great shape during late flowering this
fall.
Peace- OD