ok let me explain a situation.

Let's say that in my backyard I have a forest garden or a paradise garden or whatever you want to call it. Basically for two years I built up all the soil in my yard organically by doing things like sheet mulching and cover cropping and composting constantly. Nothing was planted except for the trees I wanted to get started quickly. Fast forward to present day and my yard is slowly becoming the paradise I dreamed of. The soil is rich, soft, and loamy all over. The developed trees keep it in place and keep it rich. All my other vegetables and fruits thrive(for the most part). I still continue to compost and sheet mulch in the offseason to maintain and further build fertility, but my garden by in large takes care of itself through leaves falling and other ecologically beneficial relationships that I have tried to create. It's like my own little ecology in my backyard. OK you probably get the point now to get to my point.

If i just clear a little area that gets pretty much full sun will cannabis grow successfully without me having to add anything other than the occasionally mulch and compost? And by successfully I mean will it be chronic outdoor bud? I want to say yes because my soil is so rich and full of humus that I figure it would have all the nutrients a plant could want and more, but my experience with cannabis indoors leads me to believe that cannabis needs more precise nutrients and care than say a pepper, tomato, or walnut tree.

I would just go for it and try to grow em, but i cannot afford to waste valuable space in my garden that could be used for food/organic matter because my situation wont allow it.

So what do you think? Any thoughts or experiences?
Stemis516 Reviewed by Stemis516 on . can i grow successful cannabis in this environment? ok let me explain a situation. Let's say that in my backyard I have a forest garden or a paradise garden or whatever you want to call it. Basically for two years I built up all the soil in my yard organically by doing things like sheet mulching and cover cropping and composting constantly. Nothing was planted except for the trees I wanted to get started quickly. Fast forward to present day and my yard is slowly becoming the paradise I dreamed of. The soil is rich, soft, and loamy all over. Rating: 5