A question from a fellow grower:
Do I have enough time to grow from seeds outdoors now ? June ?
The short answer is yes. I’ve grown in Maine starting in late June and got them harvested before first frost.
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Stick with an indica dominant. Sativas, in general, take longer to flower. Better get 'em started now!
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The Super Skunk I’ve been harvesting is taking 54–57 days for tricomes to start going amber.
Good job guys! 
Anytime you want to judge grow season left in a year; Check with your county agent, and ask him; “What is the latest I can expect to grow Tomato?” From that date backup 4 months for Indica, and 5-6 months for Sativa. This would equate to the latest you can start plants for outdoor growing.
Last year, I planted my seeds outdoors the beginning of July directly in the soil. They did really well and the harvest was in early October. I live in southwest Virginia. I think you have plenty of time if you start now.
I cannot seem to start my own topic so maybe you guys can help easily here. I won’t have seeds germinated till about late August, do you think it would be too late to plant in NY then?
I will be planting Super Skunk Autoflowering.
Thanks for all the input.
Yes. I think it will get too cold before you can harvest an Outdoor grow.
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I agree,I’m in NY also. June 1st to July 1st work really well for me,but I’m think you could start a few weeks latter.
Well my friends; It is snowing. How are you Northerners doing?
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