My outdoor grow

[xtsho]

Wait wait wait. Did I miss something? Is there more than the last picture of the one plant? Because wait are you being facetious?

I think I started this post after reading one about germinating seeds. People make it an over complicated process. I was just proving that it isn't difficult and doesn't have to be a science experiment. I tossed a couple seeds on the ground and one grew. No paper towels, no dome, no misting, etc...

 

[tylerkewl]

I think I started this post after reading one about germinating seeds. People make it an over complicated process. I was just proving that it isn't difficult and doesn't have to be a science experiment. I tossed a couple seeds on the ground and one grew. No paper towels, no dome, no misting, etc...

My favorite way actually.. I start in soil most of the time myself..Thing is the over complicated part...Well it's sorta part of the learning process... Everybody goes through it...It's actually in my opinion what weeds out most of the "dreamers"...For me the hardest lesson to learn was to just leave shit alone...Moisture,medium,light..If all things are not way way out of range.. Most seed will sprout ,clone shall root and plant shall grow..All other variables are just fine tuning...May I present Ditch Weed as evidence

 

[xtsho]

She's still growing. Starting to frost up. I'm amazed at how nice the leaves look. I mean who would have thought that you wouldn't need a bunch of bottles of fancy nutes to grow pot? She's not the bulkiest and didn't get big at all but that's due to growing in shade under a tree with maybe two hours of direct sunlight a day. I have no doubt that growing in the same dirt with more direct sunlight the plant would have gotten much bigger and in full sunlight could have grown six feet or more.