Outdoor Cannabis Cultivation

This plant started out being just a "chuck her in the dirt and see how she goes" experiment. the seed was from medicann bank and is the afghan strain, she was germinated early November and is now coming come on or if not 8 weeks old, i would've thought it vegged a bit bigger by now as its only 16-20 cms and was hoping for some opinions. after looking through a couple of other threads over watering may be a problem. my watering schedule is 600mls into a 4 inch pot once a 6 am and when i get back from work at about 2:15pm iv only fed it fertilizer twice now i think at half dosage with the thrive general purpose stuff. im still using the same potting mix but have r…

I know this a popular topic but I have been up for a week or so trying to find out everything I need to know to get started, Firstly I will be planing deep in my back yard hopefully finding a sunny area, Is it possible for me to grow in-ground? Obs with the right medium (dig a whole and fill) or is it best to use pots? I am getting seeds hopefully and will germ them inside in a plant germ thing, and when they are about 4" moving them out side. I want to buy auto flowering seed, in my understanding I can plant them here in Vic any time of the year as long as it's fairly sunny and they will still flower? What are your favorite mediums? And also best seeds to start off with…

Hey guys. I have a few plants in the bush, they're currently sitting around the two meter mark. I've always grown them around the same area, the plants look otherwise healthy apart from a fluffy/cobwebby substance on some of the stems. Any help would be appreciated. http://i40.tinypic.com/k368ic.jpg

Hi, I always like to find Praying Mantis on my plants. This year I've had several on my plants from early on and they are still there. Cannabis must be good camouflage for Praying Mantis to hide in and get a feed. Today I saw one doing his job by catching a sap sucker. They sure are a friend to the grower. I don’t know if they would live indoors under lights! Bigrat.

Hi All, I'm very new to all this and I was wondering if anyone has had any success planting into abandoned bush turkey nests? These things are easily 3 meters across and maybe 2-4 feet high. The composition of the soil is loose but heavily humus based & rich in composted organic matter, seems like it would be the perfect medium and also very easy to dig into. I would assume one plant per plot would suffice and also how far can pollen travel, I've found 5 plots and the closest between the two would be 2km? Any feedback would be great.

Hey guys i have 3 questions so here goes. 1. Is the pot the plant is in to small or will it be fine for a few more months ? What happens to the plant when its rootbound ? 2. Some of the bigger fan leaves are folding getting a little dry on the outer edges, What would cause this ? 3. Can you determine the sex at this age (approx 7 weeks) Cheers.

G'day dudes, first time posting here so sorry if its sketchy. I've smoked since I was young and mucked around growing plants in the bush and my backyard but never taken it seriously. I planted in my backyard late September now at January my plant was tipping but didn't look like flowering so out of frustration I ripped it out and started again. I planted this little fella in late Oct, I was away for a month so I think my mum was watering it, I don't know what strain it is or anything but its looking pretty peasant for the time its been in. I used basic potting mix and miracle grow when I planted it, I've only just moved it into a bigger pot, hoping it won't get transpl…

Been growing from a clone for the past few years. Normally start in October and harvest in April but this year they are in full flower before summer has really started. Anyone else had this happen? I was hoping they would reveg otherwise the yield will suck

Last year on the mid nth coast nsw it was a very dry spring. It was a mammoth job just keeping plants alive let alone growing. Then because it was so dry the possums decided my plants tasted pretty good. This year I thought I'd try otto bins with drain holes about a foot or 30cm up from the bottom drill some drain holes Their great no cages needed so u can put them almost anywhere. No termites, wallabies, so far no bloody possums The best thing is they grow without to much work once u put the good dirt in. I get re-earth it's a compost made locally get it by the mtr $70 for 2 mtrs then add some rock minerals chook poo with blood & bone & kelp then when I water …