Northern Lights ( Nirvana )

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obviously

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Hello guys. Does anybody grow this strain ( Northern Lights ) outside directly in soil with a lil bit of food ? Do you have any idea how many grams/plant aproximate ?
I expect around 200 grams/ plant. I know it depends of type of growing and it is not a rule. But average ... ?
 
ganga gurl420

ganga gurl420

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obviously said:
Hello guys. Does anybody grow this strain ( Northern Lights ) outside directly in soil with a lil bit of food ? Do you have any idea how many grams/plant aproximate ?
I expect around 200 grams/ plant. I know it depends of type of growing and it is not a rule. But average ... ?
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Well I hope you achieve your goal...and no offense but unless you have the most fertile native soil in the world... I would suggest not getting your Hope's too high.
 
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Budget Buds

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Northern Lights is the poster boy strain for indoor growing, I've tried it outside and was less then impressed with the results... The average is around 1 gram to 1000 grams...... in other words it cannot be accurately discussed because there are far to many variables in the works.... Indoor's I can pull an oz per sensi seeds NL in a hydroponic sog if the clone is 6 inches tall when I flip to 12/12.... A buddy can pull 6 oz+ off of one with a 2 month veg in soil..... Hope this helps....
 
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obviously

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As I noticed, they said it is suitable for outdoor growing.
What strain do you suggest as a high-yielder for outdoor growing directly in soil ?
 
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Budget Buds

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If you did everything right, the plant had no problems and you really cared for the plant you should have no problem getting 10 oz to an lb out of an outdoor NL.....
 
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obviously

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I do not have acces to take a photo now. The soil is good as I know. For example in agriculture, they never fertilise the soil cause is very good. I will feed the plants with biobizz bio-grow after week 4 of veg stage. In flower I will feed the plant with biobizz bio-bloom and biobizz top max.
To be honest this will be my first outdoor grow. So far, I did only autos indoor.
I don't know which training to apply. Any sugestions are welcome.
 
BudmanTX

BudmanTX

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obviously said:
I do not have acces to take a photo now. The soil is good as I know. For example in agriculture, they never fertilise the soil cause is very good. I will feed the plants with biobizz bio-grow after week 4 of veg stage. In flower I will feed the plant with biobizz bio-bloom and biobizz top max.
To be honest this will be my first outdoor grow. So far, I did only autos indoor.
I don't know which training to apply. Any sugestions are welcome.
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But yet u have the ability to talk on here.

Just let them grow naturally, time will tell, as long as the soil you have is good and well amended ur good
 
ganga gurl420

ganga gurl420

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Budget Buds said:
Outdoors they will grow into big bushes all on their own, I wouldnt but thats me
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Like I said dont get your Hope's up too high. It's not about the strain as much as the way you want to grow. There is a reason that so many of us put so much work into the medium that we grow in. Like either doing raised beds with bought soil or if growing in the ground digging a hole and back filling it. Natural soil is compacted and it makes it difficult for the roots to explode in growth.

As far as training topping and Lst is a good way to go
 
DarkWeb

DarkWeb

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Put a shovel in the ground.........dig at least a foot down and observe the way it's layered and what those layers are. That should get you started on where your soil is at.
 
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obviously

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ganga gurl420 said:
Like I said dont get your Hope's up too high. It's not about the strain as much as the way you want to grow. There is a reason that so many of us put so much work into the medium that we grow in. Like either doing raised beds with bought soil or if growing in the ground digging a hole and back filling it. Natural soil is compacted and it makes it difficult for the roots to explode in growth.

As far as training topping and Lst is a good way to go
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I do not have this option. To get some bought soil and bring it there. It is almost imposible to carry it. I will dig aproximative 40 cm diameter and 50 cm deep and put the soil back ...
 
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obviously

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It is hard to get there soil for one plant. How about 5 then ? That's why I tried to find out how the plant is going directly in he ground ?
 
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