In lower aus, when is the best time to start? If growing outdoors, can you leave it to mother nature to grow them in terms of sunshine? I know watering is needed at the moment as is feeding, (with water shortage an all). Best time to induce flowering and all that stuff. sweet eliiemay
GDay Elii to Growkind. I have found in the northern parts of Aus you are able to pretty much plant out midle/end August area. Planting seeds now and raising under flos untill then will help with maximum size. Relocate and transplant then watch em tack off. Usually start picking about mid/late April through to late July sort of area. This is only based on home experience Up north and depends on strain and lacal conditions etc. Hope that is a little help.
HappyJay! Thank you for saving me! We cant be the only aussie's on here can we?! Ive started one bub inside already, got a bit impatient hehe, hanging till august when I can start a few more up, thank you for your help happyjay!
no,u r not the only aussies on this site!i've only just found this site& am discovering it's delights!i'm probably situated half-way between u 2,&have just got some babies going,beginning of march,c what happens.i'll keep an eye on this page c if u get back 2 me.ciao.
for all kiwis down under in new zealand the time to plant is 19th of september on the full moon, but as jay said u might wanna start plant a few weeks earlier to give em a better head start
