You think if i threw some seeds outside and came back in 4-5 months id have some bud?
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CyberSecks
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i doubt it bro.
sorry to say its hard to take no care of a plant what so ever and come back to a few ounces later.
young plants die due to weater 8 times out of ten without care.
where do you live like does it rain alot? what are the conditions?
you could always try with some bagseed
sorry to say its hard to take no care of a plant what so ever and come back to a few ounces later.
young plants die due to weater 8 times out of ten without care.
where do you live like does it rain alot? what are the conditions?
you could always try with some bagseed
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Sr. Verde
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Well to increase your odds I'd germinate the seeds, and then plant a few inches deep.
If you wanted I'd just watch them every few days for the first few weeks until they get a sturdy root system and a decent gauge stem
skinnyone
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if you take care of them in the early stages then yes you will get bud...i grow in hydro but had cut clones before I sexed. Once I found out it was male I had some nice clones I put outside and watered until they were about 8-10 inches then let them go. A few times I used the water from a rez change. They were male but they grew nicely outside with virtually no care. I gathered some pollen and used it to pollinate a lower branch on one of my girls in flower.
mexiblunt
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Good rule of thumb is you get out what you put in. That's without any problems.
A few years ago I put 100 or so seeds into one little patch of worked soil just for the hell of it. Every year since 5-10 seedlings pop up from that spot, sometimes i'll transplant the healthy ones into another location. Amazing that they sit there year after year thru the winter freeze and a few still come up years later. None have ever survived the summer without care.
A few years ago I put 100 or so seeds into one little patch of worked soil just for the hell of it. Every year since 5-10 seedlings pop up from that spot, sometimes i'll transplant the healthy ones into another location. Amazing that they sit there year after year thru the winter freeze and a few still come up years later. None have ever survived the summer without care.
Inlovewithapothead
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I think it all depends on location and the soil. Here were I am you drop any seed and its gonna grow. We've grown from green to watermelons by accident. Or maybe I just have a really really good green thumb.
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