Justoutside
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Hey to everyone on this forum,
I need advice and some tips for my first grow.
I need advice and some tips for my first grow.
Outdoor grower needs help with first grow
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Tattoodlineman
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What area/climate ya growing in?
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Justoutside
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Firstly in garden then maybe plant some on river bank, it's during spring now in southern hemisphere...
Tattoodlineman
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outdoor only grower far north from you.
Can’t help ya as far as strains for your area, can help you with a tip....
I can tell you I know many people who have lost gardens along river banks due to flooding, taking the easy route thinking they were close to water source cost them their crop.
I hope others can help you pick good strains
Can’t help ya as far as strains for your area, can help you with a tip....
I can tell you I know many people who have lost gardens along river banks due to flooding, taking the easy route thinking they were close to water source cost them their crop.
I hope others can help you pick good strains
andIhalped
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Absolutely on the flood risk. River terrace=yes, river bank=no, as far as decent spots for a grow.
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Justoutside
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I have strains ready sprouted
Tattoodlineman
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Lookn good n healthy
I start in peat pots too
I start in peat pots too
Welcome to 420mag justoutside! You’ve found a great place for guidance!
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Justoutside
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When do you usually put your plants outside mid spring?
Tattoodlineman
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Up north here it depends on the type of weather spring brings. We’ve been known to have frost mid spring.
This year i had 80-90 degrees mid spring.
So it verys every yr.
In shirt tho, i want mine in fabric pots outside asap so that they finish before fall frost.
This is the size of most of mine when they get put outside
This year i had 80-90 degrees mid spring.
So it verys every yr.
In shirt tho, i want mine in fabric pots outside asap so that they finish before fall frost.
This is the size of most of mine when they get put outside
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Justoutside
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Those look like good size plants, close node spacing. Are those 40 gal fabric pots? How big do your plants usually grow by harvest time? Yeah its only the frost that'll kill them thoughUp north here it depends on the type of weather spring brings. We’ve been known to have frost mid spring.
This year i had 80-90 degrees mid spring.
So it verys every yr.
In shirt tho, i want mine in fabric pots outside asap so that they finish before fall frost.
This is the size of most of mine when they get put outside
Tattoodlineman
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This yr the smallest pots were 60 gal.
Biggest 100 gal.
Usually by harvest time most bushes are between 8-12 ft tall depending on strain, sun, disease’s exc........
Usually a little taller than these.. And when they start budding my bushes are double wrapped in netting to prevent branches from snapping.
Look through my media under my profile for more pics, and check out these guys as well.. ( sorry if im forgetting any of my other outdoor fabric pot growing friends)
@HayStack
@Blew Hiller
Both excellent fabric pot growers imo..
I also have a closed outdoor journal as well if you look through completed journals. I lost my crop early August to a nasty supercell storm... The beginning of my journal i explain the importance of fabtic pots.
Sorry if im a little vague, im currently out of town.
Biggest 100 gal.
Usually by harvest time most bushes are between 8-12 ft tall depending on strain, sun, disease’s exc........
Usually a little taller than these.. And when they start budding my bushes are double wrapped in netting to prevent branches from snapping.
Look through my media under my profile for more pics, and check out these guys as well.. ( sorry if im forgetting any of my other outdoor fabric pot growing friends)
@HayStack
@Blew Hiller
Both excellent fabric pot growers imo..
I also have a closed outdoor journal as well if you look through completed journals. I lost my crop early August to a nasty supercell storm... The beginning of my journal i explain the importance of fabtic pots.
Sorry if im a little vague, im currently out of town.
Looks like you off to a good start !
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Justoutside
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Those are impressive looking plants/trees. It is inspirationalThis yr the smallest pots were 60 gal.
Biggest 100 gal.
Usually by harvest time most bushes are between 8-12 ft tall depending on strain, sun, disease’s exc........
Usually a little taller than these.. And when they start budding my bushes are double wrapped in netting to prevent branches from snapping.
Look through my media under my profile for more pics, and check out these guys as well.. ( sorry if im forgetting any of my other outdoor fabric pot growing friends)
@HayStack
@Blew Hiller
Both excellent fabric pot growers imo..
I also have a closed outdoor journal as well if you look through completed journals. I lost my crop early A7ugust to a nasty supercell storm... The beginning of my journal i explain the importance of fabtic pots.
Sorry if im a little vague, im currently out of town.
Haze Evans
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Hi ya. Only been growing outside a few years but have a 'buddy' who knows far too much about growing lol. I can ask him for you. Good luck.
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Justoutside
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Looks like you off to a good start !
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I have to veg mine indoor for a while more before they'll be ready to go outside still getting those morning frosts
Southern hemisphere, mean aus? Hope so, I just need a laugh with the warnings of River bank growing 
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Justoutside
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Think that's funny How about growing in sand along the foreshore of beach and the risk of seagulls shitting all over your crop!
Or fishermen watching you grow them some plants
You need to get to Bunnings.. best stuff and next to all you need untill after mid January, go go juice and seasol... Fix your soil now with some chook shit and mushroom compost, mix it up, dig at it with crow Bar... Veg plants in pots at moment..Melbourne cup is the time for planting into soil, warmed up and no stalling....
You need to get to Bunnings.. best stuff and next to all you need untill after mid January, go go juice and seasol... Fix your soil now with some chook shit and mushroom compost, mix it up, dig at it with crow Bar... Veg plants in pots at moment..Melbourne cup is the time for planting into soil, warmed up and no stalling....
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Justoutside
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Longer days too but should be able to jump the gun a plant them soonerOr fishermen watching you grow them some plants
You need to get to Bunnings.. best stuff and next to all you need untill after mid January, go go juice and seasol... Fix your soil now with some chook shit and mushroom compost, mix it up, dig at it with crow Bar... Veg plants in pots at moment..Melbourne cup is the time for planting into soil, warmed up and no stalling....
