SkunkoneSRH's '10 Outdoor Grow
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SkunkoneSRH
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ehh. I live in Maryland
SkunkoneSRH
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ehhhh no im wrong! but i used to live a hour 30 mines away from Maryland actually i still go to Maryland there about 10 times a summerNothing like sailing on the Chesapeake bay!
haha hell yeah, we'll have to go boating and smoke up!
M0de Grow
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Yeah thats what im talking about just gotta remember no growing on three mile island! hahah
SkunkoneSRH
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soohighrightnow
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got my plants all outside now but i had a problem with something dig up the soil i put in the holes with the plants....i put fox farms ocean and planting mix but something dug a damn hole...so i put more chicken wire all around the out side of the hole and it took care of 2 plants but the other one something bent the fence down a bit and dug a small hole bout the size of a pop can..pisses me off i never thot i would of had this big of a issue with animals...gotta be cause i used fox farm soil but didnt sound like any ingredients would of attracted animals...weird....but any one else have this problem and what do yall think my animal is??? and skunk im dying for an update of your new spot and wana see how them girls are doing!!!! happy growing yall
M0de Grow
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Well pissing around the site (NOT WHERE IT WILL HURT THE PLANT) can help a lot or if you have a little extra cash get predator urine. A lot of local shops will have it!
http://www.critterridders.com/predator_urine.htm
Just look around i used it when i grew out side helped so much!
PulpFiction
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Bro, just wondering did you keep your seedlings inside at all, or did u go straight from seedling to outdoors. IF you did keep your seedlings inside for a bit, how long did you keep em inside and under what light cycle ?
M0de Grow
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which one you talking to?
soohighrightnow
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makes sense mode grow thanks bud
M0de Grow
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Yep! No problem.. Maybe you can make a journal if you do pm me or contact me and ill sub to your journal!
PulpFiction
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any feedback is appreciated.
SkunkoneSRH
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i did start them off inside. but as soon as they sprouted i would keep them outside untill it was fully dark them bring them in. when thier really young the light cycle dont matter. as long as thier about 2 weeks old then ide put them in the ground.
yeah, its because you add'd soil " your foxfarm " little critters, rodents / rabbits will tend to dig up freshly add'd soil for some odd reason. but my trick to this is.. after you plant the seedlings, cover your foxfarm with the soil dug up. ive had a really good outcome to this.
SkunkoneSRH
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im waiting for the right day to do it
its been hella raining its ass off. and i had to transplant them to a new spot so they are spotting brown on the lower leaves. but im sure they will pick back up.
and im getting rdy to put two more seedlings back thier i will keep everyone updated when the time is right <3 lol
dubzavell
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yo dis is a good post, i recently did the same exact thing (no nutes, additives, fert,) just good old sun and water. i have to say my plants arent as developed as yours yet (maybe a week or two behind). kan anyone tell me if it was a bad idea to not even start out inside. i just put em in the ground and watched em grow?
