Outdoor grow
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Plants' needs don't change from indoors to outdoors, so: the usual. Other than that, pick something that has a flowering period matching the light "schedule" at your latitude. In other words, don't try setting out indica pups at the equator because they will begin flowering the instant they become sexually mature, and don't try to grow sativas in the far north because they don't do well in 13°F blizzards. If you must grow something contraindicated, you'll have to take steps (providing light to break up the darkness or covering the plant to provide it, whichever applies).
Oh and rippers are like crows - if you shoot one and hang it upside-down in your garden, you probably won't be bothered by others for a while
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Oh and rippers are like crows - if you shoot one and hang it upside-down in your garden, you probably won't be bothered by others for a while
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