r/outdoorgrowing

-1:1 Hoku (dees burger, peace project),

-golden sands, OCP, all gas og by Humboldt seed co

-skywalker og x purest indica by agseedco

-purple punch ff by seedsman

-cherry diesel or mandarin cookies, by ethos

-fat yeti, Wendigo, wongburger, corpse flower by Hoku

-mendo breath, laundry shaman by atlas

-challah cake by DNA,

-special or sherbet queen rqs,

-no joke by chad Westport

-dulce de papaya by bloom

-Allicin skunk (garlic cheese gas) by katsu

I bought too many seeds! 😂

Is it worth breeding outdoor in guerilla to get the best genetics for my specific setup ?

Or is it better getting a better setup outdoor to be able to breed more effectively but maybe not quite as adapted to guerilla.

Thanks you i am very new to breeding but have been guerilla growing for a couple years.

Hi everyone! I'm planning on growing 12 plants outside in 20 gallon containers. The amount of dirt I would need to buy for that would put me into debt long past my death. We have 10 acres of land with varying compost piles around, most of which are leaf piles. The soil under them is great. I plan on buying perlite, worm castings, and coco coir as an add in. I understand too many nutrients can be harmful to the plan, potentially burning them. Due to that, I am on the fence regarding the compost dirt, but it would be the best route for me cost wise. Any tips and advice would be appreciated, thanks!

As I'm preparing for this season's grow, I'd like to try manifolding and looking for advice to keep the plant "manageable". The in-laws come around once in a while and I have to move the plants to protect them from the kids/pool. I'd like the plant to be shorter/bushier. This is my first time so I'll probably only top it twice.

My plan is to get secure some rods to the pot to make an X to serve as an anchor point for the plants and a few vertical rods for support once it gets bigger.

Any other good ideas? And bad ideas that I should avoid?

Happy 420 everyone ✌️

I hope you are ready for the outdoor season in the northern hemisphere and a nod to the ones in the south.

A lot of the 420 sales have started around two week ago, some not, so let us share all the codes, links or deals from all over the world on this day you have found so people can get some decent seeds.

Share them, post them, upvote them. 🆙

Example:
https://dutch-passion.com/ (30% Sale )

Happy Growing!

So far so good sliw start getting tent dialed in but going very well now. Need advice on hardening them. They are on day 10 goin out first week in may on long island. Been on 18 and six gonna start rolling it back to 14 or 15 hrs on for a week or 2 before they go out

Planning to do an organic living soil outdoor grow this season.

All these materials I already had available so if I can improve this soil without having to buy stuff that would be awesome.

All photoperiods, popping seeds and starting indoor in rock wool under a lamp until they are hearty and then burying the rock wool straight in the soil (no pots).

Here is my recipe so far

12 gal Roots organic potting soil

(Contains worm castings, peat moss, coco, perlite, guano)

2 gal perlite

1 gal coco choir

1.5 gal finished compost

1.5 gal local top soil (can add more, it’s rather clay/sand rich and poorly aerated)

1 gal bokashi co-composted bio char

Half container of molasses

1 gal oyster mushroom substrate (inoculated saw dust)

Mychorizal inoculant

15 tsp Gaia green 444

60 red wrigglers

I am considering adding:

Crushed lava rock for aeration

Bokashi fermented food scraps

Aerated compost tea and a bokashi tea during first top dress

More finished compost

Should I just mix everything together or would layering be beneficial?

I also may need more aeration but I’m hoping the perlite, biochar, lava rock and worms is enough.

All advice welcome.

I tried three seeds with successful germination but when I put in my greenhouse they stunted and never went over an inch tall. Had a cold spell and i was probably over watering. I wanted to start new seeds in a cup but I read autos don’t like to be moved. Also I barely used my fabric pots is the soil (happy frog) still nutrient? I don’t want to fail again so badly. Also I’m in the peak of grow season when it’s not super hot and humid yet. But day temp is in the 80’s nights in low 50’s Fahrenheit.