Lowryder #1 Outdoors in the Emerald Isle

[quickTreeForMe]

Céad mÃ*le fáilte!

Started looking into growing grass as the bags in this country are so terribly seedy and expensive, I'll spare you the details so you don't weep for us!

So I've just bought 5 fem Lowryders and I'm looking to germinate them this weekend coming.

The spot I have looks to be good, nice and open but enough growth to conceal a small plant. I plan on going there soon to start digging a small trench for my Lowryders to live in.

Can anyone give me advice on what soil mixture to use? I have a bag of good enough quality compost here but is that adequate? What could I add to it?

Also I have a greenhouse, so should I possibly grow the germinated seeds in here for a while to get them nice and sturdy? If so how long should I leave them here for?

Bearing in mind I reside in Ireland, if you haven't guessed already, so would next weekend (april 15th) be too early to plant the germinated seeds?

Thanks for reading, as you can see I'm a 'noob' and I've researched various forums but information is varied and nothing really on ireland.

So any advice welcome please as although inexperienced, I am very enthusiastic and want some Emerald buds!

Go raibh math agat!:thumbsup:

quickTreeForMe Reviewed by quickTreeForMe on 04-05-2011. Lowryder #1 Outdoors in the Emerald Isle Céad mÃ*le fáilte! Started looking into growing grass as the bags in this country are so terribly seedy and expensive, I'll spare you the details so you don't weep for us! So I've just bought 5 fem Lowryders and I'm looking to germinate them this weekend coming. The spot I have looks to be good, nice and open but enough growth to conceal a small plant. I plan on going there soon to start digging a small trench for my Lowryders to live in. Can anyone give me advice on what soil Rating: 5

[loststix]

:thumbsup:
hey man did you just bypass us?
Ireland
there is a few doing grows and advice for us irish growers.
i would say keep them in the green house for awhile.
if you want them sooner than later.
get them out end of may.
those low ryders dont like the low temp of the soil.
it hasnt warmed up yet.
the best you get out of them is when you plant them end of may start of june
when the temp is higher
or keep an eye on my log the link is in my sig

or look in my album you will see ones i had growing in the snow in a green house.:stoned:

[Breeder]

Can anyone give me advice on what soil mixture to use?

Use graphics NPK on pack. Use vermiculit and drainage and you grow must by ok. Good Luck.