Outdoor Cannabis Cultivation

a friend told me that growing from hydro seeds,your plants wont grow very good buds till the third generation,does this mean that you hve to clone three times to get the best generation,(clone your mother plant then clone your clone).confused

seems that we have the sun and the land here to grow some sneaky plants in the bush; to bad that we doen't have the water. so what i am wondering is has any 1 had any experience with installing some kind of irrigation in the bush. im thinking about a 500 litre res would be nice. something that can be hidden away a hopefully catch some water during the winter. Or topped up by a near by creek. i don't want to grow to close to a creek as i feel this is a place that peeps are likely to walk. a drip system could be attached to the water res and battary operated timer used to water the plants. i don't mind doing the work if i think that it will work. main thing i am worried abo…

Hey ppl, I'm having trouble uploading the pics? whats going wrong it says they need to be in a different format and they are in jpeg and bitmap so yeah any help would be good!

If a plant has no problem with natural water supply and no strong wind + mild temperture, is it possible for marijuana plant to grow outdoor without any attendents? what can a grower do to help the plant grow? perhaps time-release fertiliser?

Propagation of Cannabis 101 Cannabis has several vectors (things that spread the species). These include humans, gravity and creeks/rivers. For example, the human picks off the buds, which have some seeds in them, and takes them to a different place. They then chop up, smoke a few bowls, and dump the seeds where they have a choof. They also might take them hope and nuture them. Gravity propagates cannabis by allowing the seeds to fall; they get buried and sprout (if they're lucky) the next season. Cannabis, once it is established in an area, will tend to be spread almost entirely by watercourses. You can see the plant's adaptation quite easily by placing some fresh …

Where to plant is a big decision, when I do grow out in the bush, I ask myself two main questions. 1. What is the rainfall for this area? And 2. What, is the day temperature and the night temperature. Sounds abit hard to workout. But not to worry, once you have found your site and have a ruff idea of its location say within a certain area on a map or you can use a GPS system to pin point its precise location. I use a GPS as I plant my babies all over the place and it helps to find the again. Contact the Bureau of Meteorology in your state, and ask them to send you a copy of the rainfall readings for the year in that area, and also ask them for the average mean tempera…

yesterday i found the perfect prospective site.it's well camourflaged and doesn't appear to have had a human go through it for years.shit there's even a pair of wedgies living in a tree overlooking the area.it would be a sin not to grow there. anyway, i went back out there thismorning to see if i could find this spot again.upon finding it again i noticed a scub turkey in the area. will it fuck my plants? do you think it should be o.k or should i take the staffy up and end the problem before it starts. all advice would be appreciated. i'm definately not going to fence it off as it is on a neighbouring property. …

hey people o.k firstly, this probably goes against the grain of the socalled expert grower but i don't give a shit . it worked well for me. in september i put some indica seeds in. i normally grow sativa, but run out of weed, so i decided to put some short termers in. after sexing, i decided there were a couple of girls that weren't growing quite as well as the others.so i decided to hackem back. well, what a turn around.they went back into veg and put on another 2 ft.and still goin hard.they are only now starting to head up, whilst the others are only a week off pluckin. what i did was take about a third…

i have a mother plant in soil outside, about 2 ft(after being cloned just once), she is till young...maybe about 2 months old.my question is...will she need to ever be transplanted /root trimmed in the present pot that is rectanguar...about 40 cm long by 14 cm wide by about 16 cm high....???? thanks...o and by the way...she did start to bud...tho looks like she is going back into veg. thx

What is the best 'high yeild' strain I can use, i have grown hydro heaps but how long does an outdoor take from planting to harvest...any thoughts on fetilization...is compost ok...Sarah