Growing plants in clay?

[fdsaasdf]

Since I live in the hills of Georgia, all we have is pretty much clay. If I were throw down a bag of seeds, would there be much change that it would survive and maybe even flourish?

fdsaasdf Reviewed by fdsaasdf on 05-29-2009. Growing plants in clay? Since I live in the hills of Georgia, all we have is pretty much clay. If I were throw down a bag of seeds, would there be much change that it would survive and maybe even flourish? Rating: 5

[the image reaper]

no, absolutely not ! ... cannabis requires a loose, well-draining soil ... go buy some quality potting soil, and add 30% perlite to it ... and, start reading these Cultivation threads, do your homework :smokin:

[fdsaasdf]

Lol. Yeah, I've actually read an absolute buttload over growing. I guess I just learned that it needs to be loose soil, though!

[fluid69]

Since I live in the hills of Georgia, all we have is pretty much clay. If I were throw down a bag of seeds, would there be much change that it would survive and maybe even flourish?

grow in 5 gal buckets.

[BeFree]

Beer cups, 2 litre bottles, 5 gal buckets, and if you wanna get crazy and grow a tree. Veg one in the house big enough to come out of the 5 gal and go into a 10-20 gal rubber maid.

I've seen 6' footers in 12 gal plastic horse troughs on a back patio.

Unless you have to find an isolated 'spot' in the woods. Not sure what else to tell ya.

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