Yep that sounds good.
I think verm is used to help retain water but u dont really need it. There is plenty of help and advice on this forum.

I am planning on trying an outdoor grow this summer. I will just plant 1 of my cuttings outside once it gets going. I think u r right dazed that they should stand a better chance of surviving this way.
The other advantage of starting indoor is u could wait untill u can see pre-flowers on the plant, that way u dont have to waste space with male plants outside.
Legalizdahurb Reviewed by Legalizdahurb on . outdoor soil I plan on growing outdoors, i live in the midwest part of the US, winter is ending and spring is slowly beginning. i was planning on starting next month, or should i start them indoors and move them outdoors next month that way they might have a better chance of surviving? i figured if i start them indoors they'll be strong enough to continue growing outdoors, rather than them being to weak in the beginning to survive outdoors. can someone explain to me about using perlit or verm. to make the Rating: 5