09-22-2026, 09:00 AM
Late sowing of indica seeds outdoors in early August sounds pointless, but the shortening days push photoperiod plants into flower immediately, giving a small plant that finishes by mid October. It is a way to use leftover seeds and squeeze a second harvest from a spot that already produced, though yields per plant are modest. Planting dates and results for late sowings at different latitudes are logged on https://kushindicaseeds.com by a few members who do it every year. Fast finishing indica lines are the ones that make it work.

