Recent content by Mark24688m

I want 1 indica, 1 sativa, and 1 cross, for outdoors. Here is what I am thinking. PLEASE comment. Indica: White Rhino Sative: Durban Poison OR Jock Horror Cross: White Widow Also, I have grown white widow outdoors before with successful results.

from the way he says lowermainland im guessing he means the area in or around vancouver. vancouver doesnt get very hot in the summer nor does it get very cold in the winter. you could probably grow almost anything.

Are you kidding with the whole growing your own tree thing? I really hope this thread is a joke.

the root isnt fully out and extended its sticking out mabye 1/4" and still curled up.

i started germinating one seed just as a test run exactly 48 hours ago. As of 24 hours ago the taproot was starting to come out and as of 30 hours ago the seed was cracking on the sides and you could see the shell spliting. I have my seed in a moist paper towel, inside a baggie, inside a towel...

any idea where i can buy some burlap bags?!?!? i cant find them anywhere!

should i use more nutes than normal since they will only be getting less amount than a plant in the ground would get? like for instance say a plant in the ground gets 2tsp a month, at 1/2tsp a week. when using burlap shouldnt you put 2tsp in just once a month? (i know those numbers arent right...

thanks for the info shaman. last question. where exactly is the plant being put in the burlap? if its a burlap bag it will already have one end open right? cause i though i read somwhere that you said to cut a whole in it. but if it already had an open end and you cut a hole to grow in...

so the roots actually grow through the sac and into the ground? this means that after the roots grow into the ground the sac cannot be moved, correct? and if there is no watering involved, how are the plants given fox farm nutriets?

any pictures of plants growing in burlap?

in pots because the water level is about 4 inches under the soil. but i dont wanna buy pots. i dont see anything wrong with using garbage bags.

its a great idea but i cant find one. what do you guys think about filling large plastic garbage bags with 5-7 gallons of good topsoil/potting soil and growing in that instead of buying pots? Cheap and effective in my mind. Just poke some1/4 inch holes in the bottom for drainage.

1 problem. they virtually dont sell them anymore!!! now days its all the inflatable crap at walmart, target, sears, etc. i cant find a plastic baby pool in a store for the life of me. wtf.

ya i mean pour the correct amount in a liter bottle with water or somthing then pour it on the plants roots when it rains. The rain would mix anyway whats the difference?

Would it be alright to feed plants fox farm nutrients on days its raining or going to rain instead of mixing it with gallons of water all at once?