Autoflowering for outdoor spaces?

Growing autoflowering cannabis outdoors has become a popular choice for those who want to grow their own cannabis plant but don’t have the indoor space or know-how to grow it indoors.

Autoflowering cannabis is a variety of cannabis that flowers automatically after a certain period of about 30 days after planting, regardless of the amount of light the plant receives. This means that there is no need to pay attention to the number of hours of light the plant receives and it can be grown outdoors, without the use of special equipment to control the brightness.
The light source is critical to the success of outdoor autoflowering, and many growers wonder whether lamps or the sun is the best choice. The first and most important difference between sunlight and lamps is the quality of light they provide. The sun provides a natural light encompassing all color spectrums, making the light of the solar spectrum more suitable for plant growth. Bulbs, on the other hand, only provide specific color spectrums, limiting the quality of light that plants receive. As a result, the sun provides a more balanced and efficient light. Also one of the most important issues to consider is the method of planting, especially in relation to whether the cannabis is going to be planted in the ground or in pots.
Both ways have their advantages, but planting cannabis in the ground has many advantages over planting in a pot.

Planting hemp in the ground allows the plant’s roots to grow to their full potential and seek out essential nutrients from the soil. This means that the plants can absorb the necessary nutrients and grow into healthy and strong large plants. In addition, planting hemp in soil can help retain substrate moisture and allow plants to better respond to climate changes by withstanding more extreme temperatures.

Below is a list of some basic steps that someone looking to grow autoflowering cannabis outdoors should follow to achieve the best possible results.

• Choose a sunny spot. The more hours the Sun sees the plant directly, the better the results.
• Soil preparation. You should choose a well-draining soil and prepare it by adding compost and other nutrients such as chicken bat manure or earthworms.
• Planting the seeds. The seeds must be planted at good temperatures (20 degrees or so) and at a suitable depth (0.5cm). critical days to transplant abroad. Be careful the soil that will surround the first small root that the seed will produce must not have any fertilizer because it will “burn” it.
• Plant care. You should offer the plants a good amount of water, do a frequent check for insects, there are many organic recipes on the internet to protect the plants (from insects, caterpillars, spiders, etc.) as well as various organic preparations that are sold. Caution, the use of insect repellents must be avoided during the flowering period.
• Choosing the right outdoor autoflowering cannabis strain

Below we list some of the best autoflowering varieties for outdoor spaces with increased resistance to natural enemies.