Outdoor Cannabis Cultivation

long time lurker here, first time poster.. have been visiting the forum on n off for years, think I first signed up under a different user name when I was 15 (am now in my 20s [it seems the users of this particular forum frown down on under 18s :\ ]) but since have been an active member of another forum that lets just say, is more orientated around 'harder' drugs anyway, back to the topic at hand.. a friend of mine who doesnt have access to the internet at the moment has asked me to come on here to inquire about as few things he would like to know (plus it will be useful information for any growers out there wanting to learn more) regarding growing cannabis in rural bu…

Any one have a good recipe for a soil mix??? Cheap and expensive option would be great. And any in between.

Hi all, just seeing if any one can tell me how to convert north to south. I:E the been says it should be ready by late October NH. Is that April for us in south east qld??

Cheers Hupla (Dutchman) for gifting me these seeds and allowing me to be one of the first to test this interesting hybrid. After losing a few to slugs and chooks I'm down to five seedlings which are now a few weeks old. I will put up some more info later and try to keep this slightly more detailed than my recent diaries. Plan is to veg for a few weeks more then take clones of each, and possibly flower one of each as soon as they root. Plants will then be moved to final positions and left to do their thing. More clones taken later if I get the urge. 1 2 3 4 5 Naycha

hey all, im sorry i cant continue on my previous grow journal due to it not letting me add NEW photos .. so i hope all of you dont mind me starting a new topic for each update :S... im just really keen to show you'll and this is the only way i can do it... sorry.. any way, so i have had about 3-4 days of rain and took some photos just before it came.. in these photos there are a couple of yellow leaves, these are now gone and is all lush green due to a good flush from the rain and a good dose of nutes ... anyway here are some photos these are the whole plant (obviously ) and these are the 2 individual main colas off my best plant so yeh there it…

Hardening-off The cuttings usually develop a good root system and will be ready to transplant in three to six weeks. At this time the hardening-off process begins, preparing the delicate cuttings for a life in bright sunshine. The cuttings are removed and transplanted to a sheltered spot such as a greenhouse until they begin to grow on their own. It is necessary to water them with a dilute nutrient solution or feed with finished compost as soon as the hardening-off process begins. Young roots are very tender and great care is necessary to avoid damage. When vegetative cuttings are placed outside under the prevailing photoperiod they will react accordingly. If it is not …

Hey stoners, Well spring is finally here - sort of & its time to up-pot & move my little ones out into the bush. After previous outdoor experiences here which were worse than pitiful thanks to the crap acidic soil around here (around 5PH in most spots), i decided to try growing in pots. Initally i had thought of growing in regular 30L pots, cut their bottoms off & place the pot on the ground on a shallow bed of potting mix so the roots could have room to expand. However the pots were just too expensive at on average around $10 ea plus the effort of cutting the bottoms off or drilling holes in the bottoms. Then i saw the Vegie bag on 1 of the gardening shows …