Outdoor Cannabis Cultivation
Information and discussions specifically related to outdoor cannabis growing for both the northern and southern hemisphere
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Hi live on sunny coast qld have 5 auto flowering seeds whats my best potting medium and should I wait or should I grow now
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Greetings earthlings. This is my first post ever, anywhere. Have grown a few dodgy plants in dodgy pots with average success. This time I am going to give hanging grow bags a trial this time for a number of reasons.#1~last crop I grew in BIG plastic pots grew to Gigantic heights! [due to me being a bit heavy handed with Seasol tonic]. I'm talking taller than my 6 foot high fence in a matter of weeks !!! My neighbour kindly let me know that when her friends came over at night to play on the kids swings they could see and smell them from the boundry airspace!! #2~the shonky wonky screens I had to construct out of old cane blinds, hessian bags and $19.95 Bunnings brushwood f…
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Hey all, so the time to start my adventure in a few months is coming up, the last few weeks I've been walking countlessly through swamps, bush, and thick scrub to find a location. So far I've found and decided on two ideal spots, #1 is in a marsh/swamp, but is only wet in the winter, and dry in the summer months. Nice open area with plants and foliage at least 5ft all round for at least 300m then dense bush. #2 is in a secluded area of dense bush, it has lots of healthy plants and grass, a decent clearing in the canopy. Choppers would have to know its there to even pick it up. #3 still searching.. I'm not worried about passér bys stumbling upon my beauties. As my…
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Sup guys, Long time lurker, first time poster here. Also first time grower. I probably should of started a grow diary for this journey... it's been pretty exciting, but just too paranoid for that yet I guess. Have a few q's Got some Old Timer's Haze (ace seeds) ordered from Attitude. Pretty dodgy stealth in the tshirt, but whatever, they arrived, and I got no knock on the door yet from the piggies so I guess I'm sweet. Awesome strain from what I read, but very slow growing. I've got about 10 originals that survived my inexperienced mistakes at the start and they are flourishing as well as another 10 clones that are also flourishing and growing really fast (plant…
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It's nearly spring and I was hoping to get a few tips on here about when is the best time to start germinating and prep-ping soil...?
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Back in 2010 in suburban Brisbane I used our outside cat enclosure for a guerrilla grow. The cage was completely enclosed and came off the garage so while being stealthy it also acted as a deterrent to rippers as well. There were 7 or 8 plants in pots which were easily put back in the garage if we had guests. It also had a shelf which I used to do a screen of green with. View from the front Side view More snaps
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Hey there fellow growers. Nearly time to plant are lovely ladies for another season. If I can have a season like the last that would be fan fucking tastic. (48 oz of 2 plants). Have decided to try a couple of plants that I have never heard of this year. Gonna have 1 white widow ( great smoke and easy to grow ) 1 red dragon and 1 rock lock. If anyone knows or can give me some advice about the RD and RL that would be sweet. smokeon
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Hey guys, I'm always on the hunt for new/interesting ideas to improve both the quality & the ease of growing our favorite herb outdoors. I came across the concept of wicking beds just recently & it REALLY caught my attention, so much so that i've already started planning out where & how i will build these beds for next season. Heres a couple of very handy links on the subject that might interest other outdoor growers. http://www.urbanfoodgarden.org/main/wicking-beds/wicking-beds.htm I would really like to hear some input from others on this subject as well as some potential improvements or problems anyone can think of. 1 idea that i thought might impro…
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Just started smoking my first crop of White Rhino -- pulled out my greenhouse in late April this year. For anyone contemplating this strain: its a good yielder, I got 6.5 cured kg from 15 plants; the buds are tight balls with almost no give in them; and, the plant is really bushy, averaging around 20 bud yielding branches per plant. Although they don't grow too tall -- mine averaged around 1.3 metres tall-- but they are very bushy, so allow plenty of room between They can handle a bit of cold weather, but need a lot of light -- went really well in my greenhouse. Can't really talk about the strain's potential indoors, but I would suspect would deliver the goods. As…
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Just arrived to Adelaide So going to have my first attempt at growing some out door plants First bit of advice I would love is?? Should I sow my seeds now, and protect the from the frost??? What is the best outdoors cultivar and when can I score some seeds Cheers Guys Im going to live this, and will keep you all posted on my progress!! GOAL 15oz from 2 plants....haha its good to dream!!
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Hey all I was away doing some gold prospecting and got a sms yesterday to let me know that my plants were stolen on friday night. I am sharing a house with my cousin and she was out with friends until 2-30 friday morning when as she was turning into our street(culdesac) she saw an unfamiliar car parked across the road. She said as she first turned into the street that there was someone holding a plant by the roots and quickly threw it into the boot. She did not think much more of it(she doesnt smoke and doesnt care about the plants) until she woke up and went outside in the morning. There was a trail or roots and dirt leading from the garden bed across to where the car…
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For instance a 2 or 3 foot plant. I dont expect them to get much bigger then that being autos. Last season my male bagseed plant was kept happy with 1.25L of water every other day right through summer. (NSW) cheers
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So I recently received a couple of seedlings from a friend, and they have been extremely healthy ever since I chucked them in my yard. One of the plants is apparently New York City Diesel from Soma seeds (heavy indica) and the other is a random strain (hybrid). They are currently in there 3rd week and are going great. They have grown quicker than I expected and have great plant structure. The NYCD is going off and I expect great things from it, very exited to watch its progress. I'm living in Far North Queensland and have a couple of questions regarding my grow time. I plan to keep this grow 100% organic and outdoor. Its currently in my backyard where it receives quite ab…
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Currently preparing my plot and researching strains for this coming season. Browsing through the seed banks got me thinking how well do the auto flowering seeds do outdoors as opposed to plain old feminized seeds? Any major Pros and Cons people could discuss based on experience? Ta
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Hello there my fellow gentle green thumbs, Its that time of the year again, and those with the thought of a quickie winter crop had best have there plans (and plants) well underway. My own preparations have actually been slowly building up for some months now and I feel confident I should go fairly well. My only real concern is that I have decided to attempt a greenhouse grow for the first time, in order to beat the frost we get every year here. When I say greenhouse, I should probably really say "Green tent". It's basically just some rope strung tightly between some convenient trees, a big roll of clear plastic sheet, purchased from bunnings for $1.50 a metre, and a rol…
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