Outdoor Growing Guide

I Thought I Might Just Write A Short Guide For The People Who Are Interested In Outdoor Growing This Method Is The One I Use Simple But Effective So Here Goes

1.Start With Finding A Good Spot For Your Seedlings Where There Not Going To Get Fried By The Sun They Don't Mind A Bit Of Afternoon shade

2.When U dig Your Hole Condition The Soil With Some Pearlite I Also Throw In Crushed Eggshell In To But Thats Prefreable And Water After Planting

3.After A Month Into Growth Start Feeding Your Plants Nutes I Recommend Seaweed Ferts Like Seasol But Anything Seaweed Based Will Do Start With Half Of The Recommended Dosage And Work Your Way Up From There Remeber Only Fertilize The Plants Every 2 Weeks And If There Has Been No Rain Water Every 2-4 Days For Max Growth

4.Once Your Plants Have Reached Flowering Start Ferting With Some Bloom Buster Or Something With High Phousphorus Content Around 4% I Use Liquid Potash

5.Once Harvest Times Arives Rip The Plants Out Of The Ground With The Roots On Find A Good Indoor Area To Hang The Up Wash The Root Of With Water Then Hang Them Up It Should Take 6-10 Days To Dry Depending On Conditions Also Make Sure The Plants Aren't Touching Each Other It Can Cause Mould

Thats About It If You Have Any Questions Or Comments I Wll Be Happy To Anwser

Enjoy;bong;bong;bong

do u need to start them off indoors or just plant them straight outside.

Thank,hello

i would ask you the same Q do you need to strat them inside ? do animals eat the plant

start them outside but in pots then put em in the ground once there about a foot tall

can you leave them in pots? i have the perfect local. an old boat that someone dragged into the woods on my property, before it was my property. i was thinking about s.o.g. in the boat........will that work outside? or do you need to get under the mesh?

Sorry this is a bit too late but yes you can keep in pots for this method just use a larger pot go for 20 litre which is about 4-5 gallons i think just so you have enough room for roots u dont want then to go root bound cause they will dwarf and be low quality smoke that's if they don't go hermie hope this all helps for anyone growing outdoors in the future and if you want more info visit www.greenmanspage.com its has alot of useful info for both indoor/outdoor and many other things

Peace out

what about defense from snipers? I am really starting to worry about that.

That sounds like the most bullshit ive heard.
Just do equal parts horse, cow, chicken shit perlite and good loam soil.
Dig hole bout 1meter by 1meter depth of 1 meter and line with plastic.
Fill hole with mix and plant seed.
Cover with mulch and water.
Water every day till 30cm tall then leave continuous dripper on thereafter.
This does take effort and i do this in scrub near farm where water is available easily.
Outdoor plants done this way will gaurantee be big and healthy.
Trust me I did 30 plants this way 2 year ago and harvested 3 pound per plant.
Happy growing.

Understandable, but if you love your weed camp with it when getting close to harvest.. With shot gun if needed

and lining your hole with plastic? seems to me that would cause root rot.

yeh i agree.. wouldn't that trap moisture in the soil that's around the plastic?

Yes plastic is no good it's one easy way to cause root rot and disease. And canberraboy if u harvested 3 pounds per plant which i don't think u did it would have been the most crappiest stuff. I have seen 1.5 pound plants and they are crap no potency at all and usually moldy


Peace out

I've gotta stick up for Canberraboy, My dad, one of the original hippies, grew some of the best shit I've ever seen. They were about 7' tall and put off 2.5-3lbs a plant and It was some of the best ganja I had ever smoked. So from personal experience, he may not be lying.

If you don't sleep with your crop it's gone around these parts. Snipers around here are vermin and should be treated as such!

I just harvested one of my best crops after 20 + years of gorilla farmin. I have had a 1 pounder (dry and manicured proper)! Once. May see one ore 2 this year. Usually though- 8 to 12 0z. of RTS(ready to smoke) I'd love to see a 3 pounder cause my 8footers are-were- freekin monsters. Can't imagine a 3# go-rilla girl! Any pics around of one of these mythical creatures???

I grew a plant on my back patio years ago. I threw some seeds in a pot of soil with a little miracle grow. I didn't really have much knowledge at the time, so I just gave it a lot of TLC and it grew to about a foot and a half. I had to get rid of it because it was in a condominium complex and the sweet smell was starting to get too strong and I was afraid someone would see it. I have a couple pics that I will try to scan in when I have a chances.

Now, as I come across seeds, I throw them in the dirt above a waterfall on my small pond. It's surrounded by a palm tree so if something does grow, it will be hidden.

just read the startingpost, but I think this guide is a little too much aplying indoortechniques to outdoor
outdoor you can also grow without nutes(my forst grow was without any jutes and soilupgrafe and still had a great harvest, and one plant of 2 metres while they were put outside in july), and if you add nutes it would be better to add durable nutes to the soil in the first stage, regular nutes will wash away quickly with rain but if you have some durable(organic) nutes in the soil it will keep releasing nutes the entire season, wich makes it also less workintensive
and why the hassle of digging up the roots?
especially with bigger seedplants that's a lot of work, not needed and takes in a lot of space for drying
I just cut off the sidebranches, hang them to dry seperatly(sometimes breaking them in half if they're too big), and leave the roots in the soil

and the upgrading of the soil really depends on the type of soil you're growing on, if your soil already has a high pH you don't want to add eggscales
if you have clay you would want to loosen it up by adding cocosoil for example(perlite would probably also work, altough I rather not leave things like perlite in the soil), but if you have a sandy soil you don't need to loosen it up, only maybe add something that retains the water better
if you're growing in a sour soil it helpts to add things like eggscales, if you have a high pH you could add something sour(peat for example)

p.s.: I prefer to plant them in full soil right away, so they never get rootbound and get the change to really develop their roots, making them better resistant against wind and better at finding water, but ofcourse it causes a risk, especially with slugs(planning on trying coppertape next year, want to avoid chemical pesticides/poisons)

Yh i really dont get the pull the roots up part ? How could this help by cleaning em ? Any pics of grows you have done outoors?

Ok ,,I do have a question,,, you say seaweed ?? where im at im limited on nutes and ferts,,but seaweed is in abundance (i live on an island) its used as food here,,mainly as a wrap for other dishes,,,the question is can i use dried seaweeds ?,,and if so can you give me an idea of how much or how to prepare it for use on my babies.......thanks...
OH yea my growing medium is soil,,sand,,compost 1/3 of each and a good handful of bat guano.
some in pots some in the ground.. thanks