i have plants in a pot with rely good soil and nutrients. there outside and i dont know if it is worth the time.......?????? some one help me out with a lil advice pleae.... thanx!!
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i have plants in a pot with rely good soil and nutrients. there outside and i dont know if it is worth the time.......?????? some one help me out with a lil advice pleae.... thanx!!
if you have big enough containers,should do ok
read all you can on growing .
and stick to the basics of it
it just needs light water and nutrients and time to grow in a place where the roots aint gonna crowd and choke each other
seen some nice plants grown in 5 gallon buckets
use good soil,that is buy some potting soil and manure and mix it
that is what i use,,,i add blood meal to bottom of the holes a fill with it
can add variations in many ways but basically
it just needs some decent soil to get its food from.
read up on fertilizers
and what ones are for what purpose
natural is best ,cant really give them to much if u use natural things
it will take what it needs and no more (compost comes to mind)
you go dumping ferts on it thinking to make it grow big fast you do it no good
and more than likely burn it up with nitrogen
big first timers mistake is with that.
my best advise to any one that dont know about farming anything
is to read up of PH balance,,,,and buy some test kits
speaking of which i plan on posting a homeade test kit idea on the boards
but buy one they are cheep
keeping the soil ph balance is DAM IMPORTANT especially in containers
cuase you can change it so fast without even knowing.
hope ive helped
use 5 gallon buckets and top them a few times to keep them bushy and add more soil on top as you water them
u'll be fine.. dont over fertalize tho
you will read many books with conflicting views on the best way to grow my advice to you is find a grower even then they try and feed u bullshit sometime,, like a grower told a friend of mine to remove all fan leafs on his mature plants which he did result..the plants stopped growing ....so cross reference all advice before taking action