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[wil101]

hey guys, brand new to the forum!

 

im trying to find a good guide that will tell me everything i need to know and need to do with growing outdoors.

 

most of the guides ive found are really technical, so iam assuming this is going to be alot harder than i thought....

 

if i cant understand these guides now should i give up or is there a simple way i can try.

 

thanks

[twd1]

hey mate, welcome to the forums!

 

honestly, I'd say it all depends on what you want to get out of it... if you just want to grow for a bit of fun, sure... but if you want a optimal yield and to actually get some good bud, you will prob need to put the hard yards in and give the plants some tlc =D

 

Look round the forums though and on the cannaversity, etc... you should find lots of info on growing & some simpler methods... if you have the cash, hydro could be worth a go too

[Ozzy420]

A out doors grow can be as easy as putting a seed in the ground and just giving it water and let it grow.

 

But if u do a lil prep work before hand u will end up with a better plant in the end, the way i use to do outdoors was dig a hole put a dead chook in the bottom refill with a good potting mix leave for about 2 months for the chook to start to brake down, then get ya seed plant in some seed raising mix once the plant sprouts give it 2 weeks to get going and then plant in hole that u had got ready 2 months back and water when needed, easy as that...

[MUD]

A out doors grow can be as easy as putting a seed in the ground and just giving it water and let it grow.

 

But if u do a lil prep work before hand u will end up with a better plant in the end, the way i use to do outdoors was dig a hole put a dead chook in the bottom refill with a good potting mix leave for about 2 months for the chook to start to brake down, then get ya seed plant in some seed raising mix once the plant sprouts give it 2 weeks to get going and then plant in hole that u had got ready 2 months back and water when needed, easy as that...

I agree, if you're growing outdoors you have to get your spot worked in beforehand if you want the better results.

 

MUD.

[everest]

time is on your side , read learn then put into action , well worth the effort

 

ev

[wil101]

what about the time of year?

 

can i grow all yr round outdoors?

[uka]

hey wil101,

 

answer to your question is...yes and no....

 

generally summer is veg and growth, and then when the season changes we go to flowering,

 

some people grow winter crops, but that another story

 

Uka,

[wil101]

hi guys so back again!

instead of trying to get my hands on seeds i got some clippings, dont know if this was a good or bad idea but oh well its what i got.

 

so i have 3 and they all are about 5-6cm tall, they are set in some soft wet paper cube things (sorry forgot what they were called)

 

ive got a light set up and was thinking round about 12 hrs a day? and i was also told give them a spray of water once every day?

 

my main concern is when i have to move them into soil and a pot or even if i have to do that im not sure?

 

any help would be appriciated!

 

thanks guys

[pisspotgrower]

r ur cuttings rooted? . if so they dont need a spray, if there not rooted u gone need spray em keep em in hudimity dome. Ya really gonea have to have abit of a read round mate, putting a plant into a pot should be pretty simple

[louise]

Lights on for 18 - 24 hrs a day until you want them to flower, then change the lighting to 12 hours light and 12 hours dark.