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alright, i need to know all the basics...
whoever succeded in growing outside plz tell me....
1. size of pot used?
2. what kind of soil?
3. what kind of fertilizer?
4. how much fertilizer per pot?
5. how deep the seed was planted?
6. how long did the plant take to sprout?
plz respond...
Howdy Mr. Mary Jane,Quote:
Originally Posted by Mr. Mary Jane
All of your questions,can probably be answered, at the overgrow.com faq section. After ya read up a little bit,you should ask more specific questions based on your particular situation..we all want you to succeed ! Unless yer a kid livin at home..in that case..you need to read up on guerilla growing.
Whether you're planting in a pot,or directly into the ground,a good soil recipe..works wonders on providing what yer plants need,in the way of nutrition. You should try and use nothing less than a 4 gallon pot,5 gallon is best..I like to start my seeds in a 16-20 oz plastic cup,opaque,and with drain holes in the bottom..when it looks like it's almost root-bound..then you can transplant into the big pot,and they will take off,in terms of growth.
Chemical fertilizers,can be harsh and un-forgiving,organic ferts are much more gentle and forgiving..however,if you use any manures,that are in dry form,I suggest that you wear a dust mask and gloves,when handling them.
Have a good one ! :D
lol wtf is
"guerilla growing"
1. 12 inches deep x 20 inch diameter
2. 40% perlite - 40% potting mix - 10% worm casting - 10% sand
3. Hydrogrow Nitroblast for Veg - Phosigrow & potassium based nutes for flowering.
4. 1/2 of reccomended packaged dosage
5. Seed was sprouted in wet paper towels for 18 hours then planted 1/2 an inch deep
6. some seeds started sprouting under a regular 60 watt light bulb after 22 hours, all had sprouted after 48, i used a regular light bulb for the first 3 days.
Howdy Atom Bong,Quote:
Originally Posted by Atom Bong
Guerilla growing,is growing on someone else's property..for instance,there are those who like to grow on National Park lands,commercial properties and other folks properties.
Have a good one !
if i were you id scratch the buckets and dig holes, unless you dont mind watering every week. This is my conclusion, it may be a different climate where you are that permits this but the potential for a huge yield only comes from big holes dug. you can get 2-3 pounds per female if the proper holes are dug and watered when necessary.