Leave them in pots or plant them in ground?
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full of purple
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If the soil is good ground if not ammend it with some cheap bags of soil do a 50/50 mix
Big N' Tasty
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I just dig holes in the ground big enough to fit one bag of whatever organic potting soil your using. If you plant directly in the ground you wont have to water as often, and may get massive , especially if you have good native soil.
|B3RNY|
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There's advantages to both... in the ground, many strains do especially good (in good soil) planted straight into the ground and they have the potential to get as big as possible; but when planted in a pot, they are easy to relocate (if need-be) and the pot helps keep out intruders (bugs, the roots of other plants, etc.)
nastynate420
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another thing to note is if you have alot of clay in the dirt around and you put your plants in the ground the clay will stop the roots from growing further.
nastynate420
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I had 50 gal smart pots last year .......
WhiteRooster
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I used 10 gallons last year but I have a fence line to worry about... If you don't have to worry about how big the plant gets then put it in the ground the roots stay cool on hot summer days and you don't have to worry about root lock