Scared About Planting In Soil
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Yep .. plants do not stand a chance outdoors. That's why pot failed to survive in the wild for thousands of years and no longer exists today.
Sure things CAN happen to outdoor plants that are highly unlikely to happen to indoor plants, but CAN happen and will happen are two totally different things.
Yes you need to get a grip, Maybe my comment was abit harsh but still u have no clue, You have 30 yrs exp ? And you told him to put them in the ground it will be ok. And you dont need to get a grip ? Ok then.
You even said at the bottom of the 2nd to last post " some made it some didnt " so if its the right way how come they all didnt make it ?
cowboylogic
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Once again you have no clue what you are talking about. Pot plants have been growing in the ground long before we even thought of growing them inside.
cowboylogic
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steph187, you spread more bad info than anyone i've seen here. you CAN'T tell sex by that method, growing outside has been done since we grew weed and i don't know what else to say. almost every post is steering someone down the wrong path
My thoughts exactly. He probaly hasent even grown pubic hair yet. More less a pot plant.
PlantManBee
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I gave u advice concerning what you asked didnt i ? I tried to help u the best i could. I never said i was king, Look around its not rocket science, Iv seen peoples 1st grows on here that are nice. That proves it isnt hard to do.
Read a book if you want to learn, Dont take advice of a forum when clearly 90% of this forum havnt got a clue.
There is no right or wrong way as such, and every1 has there own methods (that work) But its about giving them the best possible start and i dont think just tossing them into the ground is the best start you could give them, Thats all i meant by my posts, It wasnt that hard to read what i said was it ?
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What exactly is the point of this post?
You really do need to get over yourself, I'm sick of people on this forum treating others like shit just because they have been here longer or have more rep or know more about growing.
PlantManBee
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lotta fuckin' chaff in this wheat 
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Yeah what about if that book doesn't have a specific piece of information that I'm looking for?
You know what I'm going to do?
I'm going to ask the good people of RIU to help me out a bit.
And you know what else?
I'm going to keep doing it.
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Thanks for the help
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Haha! I know a lot more about it than you think, get over yourself.
And actually, I've thanked more than once.
cowboylogic
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Haha, alright.
You must think you're better than me because you're older right?
How sad.
Go fuck yourself
No hes better than you bcuz he has obviously spent time researching about the great MJ plant. Unlike you who just think you can come in here chat shit to ppl giving you good advice and also try learn about the plant at the same time.
And all you can say is " You think your better than me " Well i hate to burst your bubble but he obviously is if he is smoking on some dank shit he grew himself.
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Uhh... It's in the first post man.
"Well, I'm starting them out in plastic cups (see my avatar) but when they get big, I need to transplant them and I don't have another pot or anymore potting soil.
Well, I'd kind of like to plant it in the ground anyway, but I'm not sure if the native soil back in the woods where I plan on planting them is good for my baby.
How can I make sure that the soil will support my seedlings, and how can I prepare it (soil) before I make the transfer?"
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