Ricky's First OutDoor Grow-In South Georgia

Hey man, I dont know where you live, dont know if you have a headshop nearby that sells seed, but If you can buy seeds id suggest some lowryder, espensive but it will be worth it.....germianate them if you want (I would) than put them in some good potting soil not dirt in little pots..with the root facing down not half an inch deep either, lik alot of people say too do...just like a milimetre below the soil.....than keep most with spray bottle....keep them under your bed or closet so parents wont see thsan when they sprout put outside in shaded area with sunlight tho......thing about lowryders im sure you can put them in yuor backyard and yuor parents wont know....or jsut in a somewhere near off your proberty......they will only grow to a foot....and be done in 80 days from seed....start now finish in july...before crop hunters or cops go looking.....1 ounce a plant.... and yuoll be set

ya shoulda started with sum cuttings! I too live in the south of GA.Been here for sum years,too! It's a great state! you should be putting the cuttings out about the daylight hours being at least 14 1/2 hours of light or the clones will start to flower and set back your harvest time and yeild as well! Just something to plan for next time! Ole' Ga Boy!

Ga.Grown

Hey ricky, sorry to hear about your misfortune. I am pretty sure that you have some survivors left after the wildlife raided your plot. Just continue to keep the soil moist for the next week or so and see if any sprouts come up. Worst case scenario is that your survivors got put under more dirt than they can handle. I recently had the squirells raid my plot and I found 3 seeds above ground. Shit happens.

Oh btw, i live in Ga as well so good luck and lets (meaning us Georgians) hope our crops come along well.

yeh, so far i got 2 seedlings. I would show pics, but i dont kno how to post pics on here.

I hope everyone has checked out cha plants if'n they are outdoors.Got alot of rain here! Wondering how all is? It was much needed! Hope all is well!

Holla!
Ga Grown