Outdoor Growing

[may1984]

whats up peeps, new to this place and would like to say nicefucken place

first up its nearly time to start growing outdoors so here is my simple but imo very important question

im gonna start growing some plants using a fan and 3 x 23 w cfls in my room around late feb and thru to april, as they enter the flowering stage i want to put them outdoors because they are gonna stink up my room and i live with a load of pakistanis that will call the guards on me, is it best to leave outdoors in pots or bury them in the ground soil, i have a place in my girlfriends gaf in her garden where i dont think the neighbours will notice some plants growing as there is shrubs and that around them

so to sum up whats the negatives and positives of each method, and most important whats the best method

may1984 Reviewed by may1984 on 02-09-2011. Outdoor Growing whats up peeps, new to this place and would like to say nicefucken place first up its nearly time to start growing outdoors so here is my simple but imo very important question im gonna start growing some plants using a fan and 3 x 23 w cfls in my room around late feb and thru to april, as they enter the flowering stage i want to put them outdoors because they are gonna stink up my room and i live with a load of pakistanis that will call the guards on me, is it best to leave outdoors in Rating: 5

[Opo420]

soil with good fertilizer. Cow manure.

[rudy2010]

Cow manure must be aged one year before using otherwise it will burn out your plants and kill them. This happened to an experienced grower I know.

[may1984]

cheers

[rudy2010]

You should be working your soil now if you are going to add cow manure that has been composted for a year. Just putting straw on the soil will help build the natural organisms. Then till that in later on with the composted manure.