Outdoor Growing Tips?

Roll69

Member
Outdoor Growing Tips?​

I've never really tried to grow before, but I figured I would gather a bit of information before I would decide to do it or not. Basically what I am asking, is what do I need to know about getting setup, what to grow, how much invest money it would cost, etc?
 

Green Dave

Well-Known Member
Seeds, Dirt, Sunshine and Fert. and alot of reading on the forms around
You can spend tons of money or very little depends on the grower
Check your local LAWS if you want to try this are you willing to take the gamble?
Good Luck
 

Roll69

Member
Seeds, Dirt, Sunshine and Fert. and alot of reading on the forms around
You can spend tons of money or very little depends on the grower
Check your local LAWS if you want to try this are you willing to take the gamble?
Good Luck
Okay, great. I'll try and check some guides and such.
 

Cannabis Krew 420

Active Member
yeah dave has it rightyou need some soil, some ferts, some seeds, sunshine, water and this forum to help you aknowledge any problems that occure

once you get your hands on some seeds you need to decide how much effort you want to put in. you can simply mix some slow release ferts in the soil and hide your plants in a forest and return to harvest at the end of the year, but your bud wont be that quality. the more effort you put in the better the final product will be, especially when it comes to watering. you dont want to over water or under water, that is the most difficult thing you will encounter, is finding the right amount of water, its a common noob mistake to over and under water.

I grew for the first time last year and i can tell you its fairly easy with the help of rollitup, and i did it all organically watering every few days, while my friend just put his in a forest with slow release ferts and watered only a few times. my final product was better than his because i watered more and put more effort into my plants, but at the end of the season we both had bud. so the questions you have to ask yourself are: how much effort do i want to put into these plants, where am i gonna grow them (find a good spot and dont tell ANYONE), and wat do i want for ferts organic or chemical.
 

Roll69

Member
yeah dave has it rightyou need some soil, some ferts, some seeds, sunshine, water and this forum to help you aknowledge any problems that occure

once you get your hands on some seeds you need to decide how much effort you want to put in. you can simply mix some slow release ferts in the soil and hide your plants in a forest and return to harvest at the end of the year, but your bud wont be that quality. the more effort you put in the better the final product will be, especially when it comes to watering. you dont want to over water or under water, that is the most difficult thing you will encounter, is finding the right amount of water, its a common noob mistake to over and under water.

I grew for the first time last year and i can tell you its fairly easy with the help of rollitup, and i did it all organically watering every few days, while my friend just put his in a forest with slow release ferts and watered only a few times. my final product was better than his because i watered more and put more effort into my plants, but at the end of the season we both had bud. so the questions you have to ask yourself are: how much effort do i want to put into these plants, where am i gonna grow them (find a good spot and dont tell ANYONE), and wat do i want for ferts organic or chemical.
Any idea on how much invest money would be needed?
 

pickle8

Active Member
Depends how many plants you are doing really.looking at 50-75 this year. Cost will probably be less than 1000.00
 

rhino1111

Well-Known Member
you dont have to invest anything!! its a weed, it grows naturally on this planet. if you want to invest, buy some

Neem Oil

Chicken Wire

Organic Fertilizer.


for 75 plants you can spend around $200 or less depending on what you buy.

but yeh if you want the best results you can invest. i say fuck it tho, it turns out just as potent, just less yield. so no biggie
 
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