Anyone have a sample timeline?

[moeburn]

I plan on getting some seeds and planting them in a forest near me. I was wondering if anyone had a sample timeline of what to do in the plants life?

IE day 1 - plant, day 18 - remove weeds, etc.

moeburn Reviewed by moeburn on 08-14-2005. Anyone have a sample timeline? I plan on getting some seeds and planting them in a forest near me. I was wondering if anyone had a sample timeline of what to do in the plants life? IE day 1 - plant, day 18 - remove weeds, etc. Rating: 5

[the mole]

your weather will be the biggest influence ,so even year to year, even month to month will change things.

Weeding around your plants could be once a week to once every 3 weeks, I do mine every 2 to 3 weeks,depending on rain and the heat.

I almost never water mine,they might get bigger if i did,but they dont HAVE to be watered, you say a forest,so am guessing it rains there fairly often, some growers have to water every week, or they would lose there crops.

I would say the most important times are ...

The first 3 weeks after transplanting,they need moisture, mine are transplanted in the spring,and I usually dont have to water them .

One month(maybe 2 ) befor the females flower, check for males once a week, dont stop intell yor sure all you have left are females.

Once budding starts,check for mold every 5 days if possible,the chances of mold will go up if they are huge bushy plants, or have dense fat colas .

Tell no one your growing, and make sure no one follows you to the patch.

Doing this will save you from most failures..

[NowhereMan]

first off .read up on basic cultivating,
here is couple places as guides
http://www.overgrow.com/growfaq/
http://growguide.klozitking.net/

and here is wealth of knowledge
search the post
http://boards.marihemp.com/boards/growing/
and learn your area's seasons changes. daylight and dark hours matter.
www.almanac.com

and consider the eradication program if any in your state(assume your in usa)

[BobBong]

Well Moe, from what i recall you're in Toronto...Or near Toronto. if this is so, i hope you don't plan on popping these seeds in until next spring :P
it's far too late to start a grow outdoors now. so.. with that being said, you should have another 7 months to work up a game plan for your grow

Cheers man, i'll always give ya my 2 cents if ya need it.