first timer

[jeremywalker]

Hey guys long time looker

I'm gonna be doing my first ever outdoor grow on my farm this year

I plan on doing around about 150 plants that my mates is supplying me I have a few questions though

1. I'm located in the sa mallee which has a light brown Sandy soil I will be putting sheep poo from my shearing shed in the rings will that be enough?

2. I have teed into the water pipe for troughs and things will I have to add any nutrients to the plant? As the water is high in copper and zinc?

3. I don't know what variety the plants are but how much could I expect off of each plant?

I don't smoke weed I just need the money Ahah

Thanks for your help guys it's a great forum

Jeremy

[jeremywalker]

Hey guys long time looker

I'm gonna be doing my first ever outdoor grow on my farm this year

I plan on doing around about 150 plants that my mates is supplying me I have a few questions though

1. I'm located in the sa mallee which has a light brown Sandy soil I will be putting sheep poo from my shearing shed in the rings will that be enough?

2. I have teed into the water pipe for troughs and things will I have to add any nutrients to the plant? As the water is high in copper and zinc?

3. I don't know what variety the plants are but how much could I expect off of each plant?

I don't smoke weed that much I just need extra money

Thanks for your help guys it's a great forum

Jeremy

[merl1n]

Hey Jeremy,

Hmmmmm Where to start? Well lets start with...

 

1. You only need to post your topic once. Some of us have already read it once (I notice now someone (a moderator) has combined them)

2. "...I plan on doing around about 150 plants..." That's a commercial quantity then? "... I don't smoke weed that much I just need extra money." That's definitely commercial. We are a community of personal growers/smokers. If we are seen as supporting commercial interests, that lines us all up for trouble

3. How much could I expect? That's a 'how long is a piece of string...' question. There are too many variables and being a newbie to growing, you have all those learning cockups to make.

As I recommend to most newbies, start small and learn, then expand. But you want to go big, if you do go big and get caught, you also run the risk of going big holiday. So be aware

 

Merl1n

Edited May 17, 2015 by merl1n

[spider_b]

Wow, thats an ambitious plan, especially for a newbie. Have you seriously thought this threw? My first question is can u do the time if it goes south.

 

then I would ask have you thought about how much work there is in trimming 150 mature canna trees?

then wat about keeping kangaroos rabbits and other herbivore from eating ur crop?

 

Big balls mate  good luck