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Dude smart as fuck!

What happend to the other three?

Out here we use pink/orange/red ribbins to mark landlines and hunting trails

Beautiful!

If you got the money to invest i would go with the store bought stuff, but thats alot of soil

If its an autoflowering strain keep it under light 20/4 the whole way through... the plant will do the rest. Now if you want some alright bud you need to invest in some nutrients and alot more light.

They look healthy just let them do their thing and watch for bugs. You may have to water as much as once a day in the summer to keep them from dryin out in those buckets. Keep them hidden and dont tell anyone... i hear georgia and florida are like the two worst states to get caught growing in.

If you are in the south the black lining may cause mold/bud rot due to humidity.

I would go with no smaller than 3 gallon pots

Thats a funny ass movie man!

Its 7ft in the center... for $100 you can't beat it!

Even if the holes did finally dry up... if they filled up once they will fill up again and too much water is just as bad as none at all. I would start lookin for another spot.

Im with goose on that i think it will kill the seed but its always somethin to try. It might work well for transplanting seedlings

I guess you could go plant a few on their land and call it payback....

Now now lets not wish death upon plants.... its not their fault they're not blackberry kush

I would say a 10hr jump is most definitly goin to shock your plant into flower. To avoid this unnessissary stress i would suggest a more gradual approach. Try reducing light by 1hr every other day and in about 2 weeks you should be good. As for the gradual increase it should be fine just give...

I was wondering this same thing and i was thinking hang the entire plant upside down from a rope and wrap it with a tarp to help keep light out but im in Georgia and with the humidity im thinking mold might cause some issues

You should glance over the existing treads before making a new one... at least the first page anyway!

A drought and your creek dryin up could be a problem but what could pose even more of a threat is a nice heavy rain!

Ive used peat pots before and just put the whole thing in the ground... looks like a dixie cup but has a hole in the bottom and is made out of peat moss.