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im thinking of outdoor growing but wouldnt be able to visit in very often.
id like any advice i can get on how to make them not die.
also how to not get them found.
also will they stink?
can i unplant them, take them home when the buds begin to grow?
Howdy adh,
"im thinking of outdoor growing but wouldnt be able to visit in very often.
id like any advice i can get on how to make them not die. "
It would help,if you could prep the grow site with fertilizers and such,maybe even some good potting soil . Finding out which grow zone you are in,would help also.
"also how to not get them found. "
Planting near other vegetation helps,don't use any pots or anything that's easy to see from the air..like white or red pots,if you use pots,even perlite can be seen from the air..you don't want to have a plot of fresh dark dirt,with bright,white perlite..cover it with plain dirt or topsoil and blend it into the surroundings.
"also will they stink? "
Some strains have little smell,whereas skunk strains,have alot of smell,do you know the prevailing wind pattern for your area and who's downwind of it ?
"can i unplant them, take them home when the buds begin to grow?"
Not likely,it would probably shock the heck out of your plants..plus,by the time they're ready to flower,chances are-that they could have a tap-root that goes down 20 or 30 feet.
Have a good one...:D
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Originally Posted by adh endo
outdoor growing has many things to contend with,
Animals, deer rabbit and groundhogs love to eat it.
People, like thieves who look for weed and those who stumbled into patches and help them self to them, the police whos flying around looking for it.
but just a few plants can make your year great.
its best you go there as less as possible,but do not let them dry out from lack of rian in your area,you must keep track.you need a calander to keep track of the dates and wheather.
using natural ferts is good idea for those new to growing(store bought manure works)put in bottom of hole,let nature do the rest.cant overdo it that way, so many try to make it grow faster bigger ect.they just FRY IT.
all it needs is sun ,water and time if in good soil,
good luck
peace
ps.
if you want moveable plants grow in five gallon buckets
If you dig your holes near a water source when the roots reach the water level it will water itself. A lake for example would saturate the ground at its water level for many feet from the source. No more watering once the roots reach the water level but a rise in the water level can present problems. For hiding trim the ends of leaves and keep small by making sure they will flower the day you transplant them. Like on April 1st. For the barbed wire effect If possible I would transplant some thorny vines over your plants be sure to keep leaves trimmed on the vines so they will not block the light. If you start your plants indoors for one month when they become little plants and not seedlings they are much more likely to survive and not stretch and die.