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Prince Charles

New Member

Mar 25, 2013

• #1

Ok I just got out this weekend and filled in my holes and mixed everything up for my outdoor guerilla
I was wondering if the recent snow fall covering the holes mixed with soil will fuck it up and
eliminate some of the ferts and shit in the hole ? Lol

 

Dannysayo

Active Member

Mar 25, 2013

• #2

Well snow is basically water in another form

 

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NoBarriers

Well-Known Member

Mar 25, 2013

• #3

No it won't mess up anything.

 

RIKNSTEIN

Well-Known Member

Mar 25, 2013

• #4

Prince Charles said:

Ok I just got out this weekend and filled in my holes and mixed everything up for my outdoor guerilla
I was wondering if the recent snow fall covering the holes mixed with soil will fuck it up and
eliminate some of the ferts and shit in the hole ? Lol

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Wow man, you're going to have to redo them cuz they got wet dude...."High answer"...lmfao...

 

BarnBuster

Virtually Unknown Member

Mar 25, 2013

• #5

I think several rainfalls helps mellow the hole out. So to speak.

 

Dannysayo

Active Member

Mar 25, 2013

• #6

You forgot to tell him that he can only wet the hole before he makes it but never wet it after you make it.

 

SenorBrownWater

Well-Known Member

Mar 25, 2013

• #7

itt: wet holes

 

DrKingGreen

Well-Known Member

Mar 25, 2013

• #8

Shit, I screwed up my cut. Could you go grab me that board stretcher?

 

ProfessorPotSnob

New Member

Mar 25, 2013

• #9

Dumb high questions will assert a fine placement here at RIU , if anything the snow will melt and speed up decomposition if you added organic matter .. Ferts in soil need time to be broken down as well and water is the key ..

 

*BUDS

Well-Known Member

Mar 25, 2013

• #10

I agree with the proffesor, wet is good , a dry cold winter is a different story it will dry and fuck your holes. If you have overhanging shading trees leave them until about 2 weeks after planting to help preserve the holes then cut them down.