Best planting spot in backyard?
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MedicalGardens
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a good spot with sunlight, like 8 hours minimum sunlight a day. And yield matters on your strain.
bud nugbong
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lolz, yea the 2nd one is always bigger
but the northwest corner is probly your best bet. good early sun and will still be in sun as the angle changes. best way to learn is first hand experience.
but the northwest corner is probly your best bet. good early sun and will still be in sun as the angle changes. best way to learn is first hand experience.
bud nugbong
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and just kidding about the 2nd crop. once you harvest that's it.
FresnoFarmer
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Unless you regen it. Could produce another half pound+ if you push her.
Plenty of sunlight and away from prying eyes. Also as bud nugbong said make sure it will still get enough sunlight come fall. the sunlight will shift.
FresnoFarmer
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A more advanced technique of regenerating a cannabis plant after an initial harvest. You harvest and leave some lower foliage and buds and then throw it on a vegetative light schedule and feed it a Nitrogen based fertilizer and it will start to grow new foliage and grow in a vegetative state again. Grow it out to the size that pleases you and flower it again.I am sure it is strain/genetic dependent whether or not the plant will regenerate to produce a second or maybe even third crop.
jahday49
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Vegetative light?? Flower it ? Plz explain
jahday49
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Did u see my pik
I posted earlier a pik.. I know it was dumb spot to throw them.. But will they at least grow ?or should I kut all the extra dead shit out? Nd look for all them seeds.. Nd thanks FresnoFarmer
FresnoFarmer
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Looks like the perfect spot to throw them in. Sun all day. You just should clean all that dead shit out and amend the soil underneath keep it moist for a few week and turn it every once in a while when waiting. Dig your holes and plant in them. Put a weed barrier around the holes so weeds don't keep popping up. Also mulch your holes so weeds don't pop up under the plants. But first start your seeds in a good potting mix , such as Kelloggs Patio Plus, in smaller cups such as Solo brand 16 oz cups. This will give a strong root system to start them out with. Leave them in the cups for about 3-4 weeks and then plant them in the holes. If they start to grow too tall for your fence you can carefully tie them down so they grow more like a bush and less like a tree. Good luck
Guzias1
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hey guys, got a first year concern here.
i picked a spot that is pretty heavily covered by some tall trees on one side. ITS ALL I HAD TO WORK WITH. here is the spot,
well. its the solstice, and i am having premature flowering issues.. the plants get about 6 direct hours of sunlight a day. the rest is blue skylight..
here is the plant, she is flowering. luckily, its just her( so )
i have moved the plant to the most lit up spot by sunlight now, hoping to kick her back into veg, and hopinggg the flowering tops explode into many vegetative branches.
what do you guys think?
on the bright side, some of the ladies look really good :]
and some need to get a soapy shower :]
i picked a spot that is pretty heavily covered by some tall trees on one side. ITS ALL I HAD TO WORK WITH. here is the spot,
well. its the solstice, and i am having premature flowering issues.. the plants get about 6 direct hours of sunlight a day. the rest is blue skylight..
here is the plant, she is flowering. luckily, its just her( so )
i have moved the plant to the most lit up spot by sunlight now, hoping to kick her back into veg, and hopinggg the flowering tops explode into many vegetative branches.
what do you guys think?
on the bright side, some of the ladies look really good :]
and some need to get a soapy shower :]