A few questions..

[SouthernGuerilla]

I have been researching and am planning on getting out about 40 plants next year. If I use feminized seeds they will all turn out to be ladies correct, or am I under a misconception.

What strains would be good for Washington I want to try 4 strains, 10 different plants..

There are a lot of slugs around here, that being the case I heard sprinkling tobbaco around the crop helps with slugs, or a cup of beer however that would look WAY too sketchy around a grow.

I have planned on doing this in the trees however I think it would be a pain to transplant 40 different plants into different pots when they get root bound and would rather just plant directly into the ground.

It rains a lot here what will be my major problems, should I get anti mold resistant strains.. If planted in a tree they seem they'd get way better sunlight and I may actually get a better yeild.. Maybe I should start smaller and just do it in the trees to begin with, say 10-15 plants.. Give me your input.

Thanks.


Any help//Advise//Critisicm would be greatly appreciated.



--SS

Try 10 plants or less until you know WTF you're doing. Feminine seeds = female plants. Not good for breeding.

There are answers to your questions in multiple threads, answered several different ways, all over this forum, go read.

SouthernGuerilla Reviewed by SouthernGuerilla on 08-28-2008. A few questions.. I have been researching and am planning on getting out about 40 plants next year. If I use feminized seeds they will all turn out to be ladies correct, or am I under a misconception. What strains would be good for Washington I want to try 4 strains, 10 different plants.. There are a lot of slugs around here, that being the case I heard sprinkling tobbaco around the crop helps with slugs, or a cup of beer however that would look WAY too sketchy around a grow. I have planned on doing Rating: 5