Outdoor Cannabis Cultivation

last october november and december i lost over stacks of seedlings thanks to some ether rats or grasshoppers. we built cages over them and it would not stop them. even sticking the seedling trays on the roof of the house did not stop the problem.. thanks to that we now have a shit season with seedlings that have remained seedlings for months. total failure so after seeing the thread on this site about a solutiopn i went ahead today i got one of those mini greenhouses for the next season. looks all good but i am concerned that there is not enough height in the actual trays to support the seedling root system. i feel like they will be rootbound too quickly. what i…

Hey all hows things. Have a few pics of some Bush-Pot i have going at the moment. One is near ready but the Sativa Dom Strains i grow every year have about 10-12 weeks to go me thinks. Enjoy the pics YUM YUM....

Hey peoples . I have decided to go and grow my own . Going out door I live in Vic so i have to wait till after August right?. We had some severe frost here early September last year so mite leave to mid sep. Just debating on where to grow either have 1 or 2 pots in the back yard. Or do the bush thing which would suit me as im always up bush camping fishing etc. Get into some pretty country. With the bush do u plant the seeds and just check on them every so often. Will probly have one in the back yard 2 so i can learn a bit about growing. Is is better to have a few plots going in differnet areas . Im keen as esspicaly looking forward to not buying weed of dodgy people …

g'day I was hoping someone could help me with some growing tips. I currently have an outdoor plant that is coming along really well, only I have a feeling it may not stay so healthy. I have it in a pot that is about 32cm deep, 42cm diametre, and the plant itself is about 45cm tall. What I am hoping will happen is that it might mean the plant is a little bit stunted, but so long as I keep it in plenty of water it will stay healthy. What I'm scared of is that the roots will eventually try to get out and this will eventually kill it. wadda ya reckon? I like having the portability of having it in a pot, being able to move it around a bit, etc. cheers

Hey everyone, im not sure how long these lowryders have been growing, i lost track. They are realllly small i wont be getting much out of them but they seem to be more than 2 months old which is when lowryder is supposed to be harvested. Heres some pics

Hi all, Just thought I would show some lowryder shots from my hoophouse about 1 week left'

would like to no alot about what im doing i think im doing fine butim getting ready to go shoping for somthing for the budds any guees on how much a 9 to tweleve foot plant mjght yield

Hello there, my dear mates I could have used the search feature but I thought my questions would not have been asked before like this. Okies, so here's the scenario - my friend and I, total newbs at growing, would like to grow a marijuana plant in his greenhouse. I would like answered the following questions. 1) How would we go about doing this? What size pot should this plant be housed in? What kind of soil, what pH, and how can it be monitored effectively? 2) How much water is needed for optimum growth (volume and frequency)? What other substances can be used to benefit the overall growth and condition of the plant? 3) If we were to go about planting it, how many …

So I finally got my round tuit... I was given four plants in cups of perlite a few weeks back. They had been under a fluoro and after I brought them home they sat out on my deck for a while. They took a few days to adapt to the change but after that started doing well. Unfortunately I wasn't able to get my pots and coco as soon as I should have and they started to shrivel and most of the leaves on them dropped off or turned brown. They've been in the coco now for about 2 weeks and I have started watering them with Yates Thrive Soluble Fruit and Flower plant food about a week ago. I was told to use 4.5 Litres (with nutes) and divide it evenly between the four plants every…

Ive got this what i believe to be some type of aphid prob here in qld The only way to describe ,is that it sticks to the stem and branches and there are usually shit loads of them. They are black in colour and they seem to be white in early stages and like to thrive on my babys. They dont jump,crawl ,or visually move which makes me think where the fuck do they come from??????????AND HOW DO I GET RID OF THEM??????????. They have a hard type of shell and when u squash them they let out a bloody type red colour . Any help on these little BASTARDS would be greatley appreciated....CHEERS

hi all my first post any way been reading the water 101 forum and i have seen this product and just thought i might ask if any one has used them before i have been useing 20ltr drums with nutri tech fert mixed in its a 100% organic http://www.nutri-tech.com.au/ with great sucess its called triple ten npk is all tens but my plan is to get these bags and give them a go any ideas would be welcome so if someone would check them out that would be cool as i live in south east queensland and its dam hot and dry http://www.ecobagindustries.com.au/index.htm they sound good anyway thanks for your time rex here's a pic from last years drum bud

Just wondering...I'm currently growing on my balcony, just a couple of "no specific breed" 2nd gen hydro seeds, in potting mix soil in pots. In terms of the pots, how big, is big enough for the root systems...etc? These ones, I won't let become gigantic or anything, maybe 2ft high, tops....so....yeah, what sized pots should I use, cos I've currently got them in relatively small ones, about 8cm high, and about 6cm across.

I am on the last stage of getting ready to start growing i was wondering what kind of outdoor seeds will do best for a newcomer grower. Price is considerd as well and 75 dollars is as much as i am willing to spend. I am looking for a plant that wont grow to tall and be noticeable just one with a med yeild and not to much work cheers Harry