Dream Tiger
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they seem more than 60 liters to me but sometimes the photos deceive the eye.It's approximately 4L /gallon, so 10 gallons is 40L and 15 gallons is 60L.
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they seem more than 60 liters to me but sometimes the photos deceive the eye.It's approximately 4L /gallon, so 10 gallons is 40L and 15 gallons is 60L.
I have 5 seedlings growing now and I did start them in April, but they cannot go outside to live for a few weeks. They will go into another small pot before the large one. The temp around here is only in the 50's during the day and 30's at night.All those liters of land for a cultivation started in May are wasted, if you want to use that size you should start cultivation in April and get a plant and a really massive harvest in October.
I know this you taught me that last year.Pot size doesn't determine plant size as you can tell from Cola Monsters solo cup grows:
What will determine how big your plant gets will be more about time as Dream Tiger mentioned.
They will not flip to flower until around September and I have no control over that.They won't be too big because we are already in May and they will start flowering I think in mid-July, in just two months of vegetative growth they won't become huge, no more than 2 metres. This is my prediction, the bets are off, make yours.
if they have sprouted in April they will be about 50 cm tall. Did I guess?I have 5 seedlings growing now and I did start them in April, but they cannot go outside to live for a few weeks. They will go into another small pot before the large one. The temp around here is only in the 50's during the day and 30's at night.
Is sativas strain right?
They are still 3 inches tall. I have had no sun and what I'm using for a light is a little less than right. I have a light coming in a few days.if they have sprouted in April they will be about 50 cm tall. Did I guess?
They'll "flip" on June 21st. When you see pistils is still to be determined!They will not flip to flower until around September and I have no control over that.
Thank you Shed I do not know why I thought Sept. That is not much time for veg. I have to get these outdoors and tomorrow is going to by 69 degrees and sunny so outdoors they go. I hope they start growing like crazy. Everyone I know is at about the same stage as I am and some have not germinated yet. I know I started them early enough.They'll "flip" on June 21st. When you see pistils is still to be determined!
Idk? It depends on what you’re trying to grow I suppose. CLDoes a 15-gallon pot outdoors seem too big. The pot I used last year was bigger than 15 gallons. I am only going to have 5 to 7 plants.
Summer Solstice. CLThey'll "flip" on June 21st. When you see pistils is still to be determined!
I am going with them everyone around here grows large plants so I will see what happens at this point my seedlings are not getting too big so let's see if I even get 5 plants. I wish I had pictures of some of the plants grown around here they were trees.Idk? It depends on what you’re trying to grow I suppose. CL
I knew this I do not know why I said Sept. One of the first things I was told last year.Summer Solstice. CL
September is when the sunlight goes to 12/12, but outside plants sense the shortening of light hours right after the solstice. Indicas will often show pistils by the middle of July (and finish in late Sept or early Oct), but everything takes longer with sativas because they originate from warmer climates where it doesn't freeze in late October or November.I knew this I do not know why I said Sept. One of the first things I was told last year.
Thank you, you told me this last year, but I do not always remember what I am told. It may take a couple times.September is when the sunlight goes to 12/12, but outside plants sense the shortening of light hours right after the solstice. Indicas will often show pistils by the middle of July (and finish in late Sept or early Oct), but everything takes longer with sativas because they originate from warmer climates where it doesn't freeze in late October or November.