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yep they will be fine.:hump:

yep if you do go for a pot go for a big one. i am no expert on pot sizes so just a big one..:)

any dead veg matter .straw or hay. wood chips,that is not that important if the area you are growing in has a lot of leaf litter use that.(as long as it is not pine needles) and thanks for the rep,glad to be of some help

well that sort of depends on where you plant and how often you can get to them. i have tried pots myself and found they dry out a bit quick when it gets really hot. if you are going to water them every day or two then i would say it would be ok but myself i would make a good plot and plant in...

well when the get older they will need around a gallon a day, but a very good soaking once twice a week will suffice. just be shore to get to it if you have a real stinker of a day.

and dont forget to mulch the plot

the helis will not see the fishing line and if it is tight enough it should stop the deer.

you can germinate out side. just make sure to mulch the plot after you put the seeds in and give a damn good watering, the mulch should keep the soil moist and warm so the seeds can germinate. then when you see a little plant gently move the mulch back from the plant stem.

that temp should not be to bad as i live where it gets that hot as well(and some times even hotter than that. I grow in full sun no shade at all they seem to love the full sun. you just need to keep the moisture up to them. as to the weeds just clear the spot you wish to plant so your girls...

you could try some 100 lb monofillament fishing line stretched really tight around your crop that should stop them...maybe

well I am smokin what ever that is(my avatar) i have not given it a name yet

I had better roll me a doobie so i can actually understand this thread :joint: be back later lol

nope sorry cant help,never used a commercial potting mix before for growing. but this post will bump your post:hump:

it is highly unlikely it will germinate that deep down.even if it did it would run out of energy before it broke the surface. they only have to be down about 1/4 inch.:hump:

looking good :)

molasses is a good carb boost for the soil.and the microbes love the sugar. after the initial water when fish are in you dont need to use the molasses till the flowering season starts. very resilient it is after all a weed.(come on give me a hard time) no dont go stupid with the fish,it dont...

you probably could , i like to get them in a month before i transplant the girls to the hole. but i dont see a problem with a week i would just give the fish a full 18 inches below the little ones. and water with a little molasses in the water (to feed the microbes and get them working)after...

as a friend i would have given him an oz to tide him over. and one day he may just repay you'r favour..;)

as i said you are talking about a different type of salmon, over here we catch a salmon that is crap.some like it some dont. fish cost nothing if you catch them.

yep ahha,:) I guess anything dead would do. it all breaks down to a useable substance