Native Soil and What To Look for?

hey guys im about to put out plants for outdoors.. im in new england.. and ive found a few spots.. but i was wondering.. i dont have the funds.. to spend a bunch of money.. on soill.. especially with the amount of clones. that i have going.. im going to do 1 spot with good nice soil.. buttt what id like to know is..

Any Guerillas out there.. that just plant directly into the soil.. basicly i have a few spots.. that are very far from any place i can actually lug shit into.. but id like to toss on a backpack with a box of say 20 clones.. and a bag of soil.. some powdered lime.. and some MG perlite that has lite nutes in it..
im not looking to get 1 lb a plant.. im not actually caring about yield at all.. i figure.. if i put out 20 clones each hike.. every spot is going to be different.. i have clones just rooted.. all the way to 3 gallon bags and 2-3 feet tall. so.. what im kinda getting at..

Has anyone here just only tiling up the soil and only adding a gallon of additives per hole get decent results.. i dont need TREES. i just am trying out 20 strains.. to see what the fuck does good outdoors in this area. what kinda vegatation in the forests and swamps should i look for that will grow weed better then just tossing them outthere.

basicly lookin to see what spots are going to perform so that next year i can lug the shit outthere early as fuck .. instead of wasting a bunch of money and soil. and money on the clones i got.. for rippers or kids to take it and me be fucked out of a bunch of money.

So.. Many... Periods.

you want nice loose soil for the roots to easily travel through , if your going with just regular dirt/soil and adding soluable neuts as you go . You want a place that gets DIRECT SUNLIGHT . I hope you have mesh nettings or wire fence or something because animals and bugs will be a problem. Make sure you clones have alot of roots aswell not just little tiny ones out the cube or anything . Try and dig each one ( if you got time ) a planting hole, a bout a feet down and a foot out would be the minimum. Hope this helps !

You need to add aged compost in your area, which is relatively cheap. I'm in blue, so I already have a good 6 inches present in native soil:

http://soils.usda.gov/technical/classification/orders/mollisols_map.html

Happy Growing!