Well, this is year number two for me growing this year, and I think I did it this time. As I am in southern Manitoba and we had a crappy winter last year, very long and cold, followed by a crappy start to the season, very wet and rainy. Then it went to a very hot and dry summer. The gist of it is that many of my plants did not produce like they should have. Yes, I am probably to blame as well, as I was a first year grower, but I did not get any supers till late in the season, late September to start getting anything much. So, I thought I started in early February last year and I thought I would just get a bit more of a head start. So, I sowed my seeds the first weekend of January I believe, then fast forward to today, and here are the results. I do not have room for another greenhouse, which means no potting up either. Doing lights and the such are also out of the question. I do have approximately 100 live and apparently healthy plants going on here. The winter was short, cold only a short time, and now we have no snow outside either. But temperatures outside are still too cold. I am hoping I could at least put all these outside in my garage in a couple of weeks so I can start getting them hardened off as I think my plant out date will be earlier than expected. Anyways, if anyone has any ideas as to what I can do with my situation, I'm open to suggestions. I do have buds on some, flowers on a couple. I was just thinking of trying my hand at topping, but am scared. Thanks.
