Are you someone interested in growing cannabis outdoors? It’s a bit difficult, especially for new cultivators. For those interested in doing this, here is the definitive guide to start growing cannabis without a problem. 

Why should I grow cannabis outdoors? 

There are tons of benefits to growing cannabis outdoors, and a lot of owners of plants that are outside do get some kinds of advantages. 

For the most part, the effects and the tastes are far superior, and this of course, offers a full terpene and cannabinoid range.  Indoor growing does limit this, especially since you’re only setting it to a certain light spectrum, and that does affect the product. Outdoors  also offer some better environments and that does mean better yields, especially with the right organic compounds to try.  You do need to be mindful of the fact that there is a chance of failure, especially since the elements can play a role. 

What you need to begin 

Before you can begin, you need to make sure that you’ve got the space, the light, the temperature, and the right nutrients. Also make sure that you’re allowed to grow it on your property, and the amount that you can grow. Some places offer it in enclosed spaces, but it does vary based on states. 

Another big thing is that latitude, which is surprisingly enough, plays a huge part in the key to growing this. 

The ideal amount is 25-50 degrees north, as this is good for offering the best growing medium possible. 

You should plant these at the beginning of March, and as late as early jump, which is the time hen you plant the vegetables and also some pre-flowers start to show up.  Usually, the summer solstice is when they begin to flower.  The winter solstice is in December, but most of the growers usually grab this between September and also November. 

The ideal climate for this type of plant is the Mediterranean climate, for it’s one that offers a good, flowering atmosphere for the sativas, and also, it’s good for keeping a nice, bountiful harvest. The taiga types of environments also do really  well for the indica and the Kush types of plants.  

When you go a bit more north, you’ll want to focus on anything that’s auto flowering such as Hawaiian purple, and also the northern lights types of varieties simply because they do better in these cooler  environments. You can grow these within the southern hemisphere, but usually, they are good for larger growing types.  If you’re too far to the north or to the south, it’s harder to grow these, but they’re not impossible, but you have to be mindful of the temperatures, and the light as well. 

There are some that can handle the harsher climates, such as the Kush strains that have grown in eastern Europe and in Russia. 

Those that are in the tropical areas are great for sativa variants, as they usually are able to grow year-round. 

The other thing to make sure that you have, is a good place to grow. Some of them are better than others. If it faces the south, you can usually get some good light. But greenhouses, terraces and rooftops, and usually, guerrilla growing in concealed areas are good. 

You do have to make sure that it’s in a place with enough light, or else it’s not going to grow. With that said, take a look at your property, and see if it’s possible. You might be able to set up a few plants and start your cannabis growing journey today!