sonar
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Wow man I could really use some pointers. I've done this a few summer but it's always been sort of "amateur". This year I want to do it 100%. You think you could help me out?
NeL's guerilla grow 2010
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northeastern lights
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sonar
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Absolutley. Just start a thread and send me the linkt
Thanks a lot! Here it is:
https://www.rollitup.org/outdoor-growing/316409-trouble-picking-strain-my-outdoor.html
it is a previous thread I started earlier today that I edited.
If anyone else would like to give their input it would be greatly appreciated!
northeastern lights
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So I'm putting my clones under a 400 mh tonight, well tommorow cause I forgot a few things at the hardware store. Had to get another reflector at the local shop today. I always wanted to try these but never got around to getting one. I'm going to have the space under the floros filled with another batch of clones tommorow.
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lushlife416
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hey NEL, very impressive previous grow. I was just curious if you add anything to the promix and how much existing soil should you add? obviously varying on the quality of it...
thanks and best of luck this season
thanks and best of luck this season
northeastern lights
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1 bale does 2 holes. I also add Marine Cuisine to it. I liquid feed weekly.
lushlife416
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2'x2' or 3'x3' holes?
if the existing soil is not complete garbage would you recommend mixing and if so at what ratio?
if the existing soil is not complete garbage would you recommend mixing and if so at what ratio?
northeastern lights
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No matter what is there for soil I use the same size holes. I dig about knee deep and 2 or so around. A bale is 50 or 60 gallons I forget. I like mine slightly recessed in the ground because it makes watering/feeding easier.
See how in this pic my plant sets a little deeper in the ground about 3 inches. So when you water or feed alot of plants you can just dump it in an go to the next one. Saves alot of time when you have lots of plants.
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lushlife416
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for that foxfarm marine stuff. how do you use it throughout the season? is that the only nutes you apply?
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doublejj
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Oh yes, I'll be watching this!
You know when I'm out in the greenhouse I think of you guy's (Gorilla growers) and just dream. The wide open spaces, clean air, ect...
I'll live vicariously thru you!
I'll even have a cold beer whenever I think you er/we deserve it! I'm in!
Good luck!
Peace
doublejj
You know when I'm out in the greenhouse I think of you guy's (Gorilla growers) and just dream. The wide open spaces, clean air, ect...
I'll live vicariously thru you!
I'll even have a cold beer whenever I think you er/we deserve it! I'm in!
Good luck!
Peace
doublejj
FenderJazz
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Hey, I have a question for ya, Mr. NEL ........
At the end of a grow, obviously the #1 priority is to get those buds out of there and to a safe place to process with no time to lose, but do you ever: 1) Go back at any point and rid the sight of the tell-tale stalks/stumps? 2)If so, do you go as far as to hide the holes/nuted dirt patches? Obviously, if it is a site which you might use over you would prolly do both, but tell us otherwise as well. Thanks!
At the end of a grow, obviously the #1 priority is to get those buds out of there and to a safe place to process with no time to lose, but do you ever: 1) Go back at any point and rid the sight of the tell-tale stalks/stumps? 2)If so, do you go as far as to hide the holes/nuted dirt patches? Obviously, if it is a site which you might use over you would prolly do both, but tell us otherwise as well. Thanks!
northeastern lights
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Yes as a matter of fact I do. Out of the 2 patches last year I only cleaned one. I do clean up all the stuff I use though like bamboo and garden tape. Don't want to leave any evidence.
beginnerbloomer
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Good to see somebody actually doing it man,i see a lot of threads that r gonna do this and gonna do that but it never happens.
I love outdoor growin myself,its much more exciting & challenging imo.I had my first guerilla spots cleared this year and after all my hard work,clearing lantana lugging water and ammendments in i come to find out the day before i was gonna plant that the site was 'compromised',so scrapped that obviously i just stuck with a few in my yard for now.
Good luck i'll be watchin
I love outdoor growin myself,its much more exciting & challenging imo.I had my first guerilla spots cleared this year and after all my hard work,clearing lantana lugging water and ammendments in i come to find out the day before i was gonna plant that the site was 'compromised',so scrapped that obviously i just stuck with a few in my yard for now.
Good luck i'll be watchin
northeastern lights
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Oh yes, I'll be watch this!
You know when I'm out in the greenhouse I think of you guy's (Gorilla growers) and just dream. The wide open spaces, clean air, ect...
I'll live vicariously thru you!
I'll even have a cold beer whenever I think you er/we deserve it! I'm in!
Good luck!
Peace
doublejj
What's up Double JJ! Glad to have you here. You know I'm watching your grow again this year.
Lol. I wish I had a greenhouse. In fact you should patent yours and make a Camo edition. I'll take 10.
I do love guerilla growing but would give it up in a second for a greenhouse. Mother Nature is a cunt and LEO is always on my mind. Guerilla growing is so much work and I got lime disease last season at the end. Ticks out here are fucking crazy, they are every where. All well, hopefully this season passes uneventfully. Can't be much worse than last year with the month of fucking rain in june.
slabhead
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You said it brother. Best of luck to you NEL
