Outdoor Hole preparation photo

[KonopCh]

I want to grow outdoor, but without pots. From planting outside to harvest I plan to go 4 months, maybe 4.5 months max. So photo, not auto!
So dig a hole in the ground. But what then?

- Grow in a native soil? How fine should be particle size? Just turn it over with shovel? Or break it more fine? How fine?
- Or buy "lightmix" with perlite in garden store?
- Any additives or not? Coco, perlite maybe? Any other?

I have slow releasing pellets for NPK, so no need to go there every couple of days. If there will be enough rain I will not water. Otherwise I will go and water plants once per week. So as easy as it could be.

 

[Growtogrow]

I want to grow outdoor, but without pots. From planting outside to harvest I plan to go 4 months, maybe 4.5 months max. So photo, not auto!
So dig a hole in the ground. But what then?

- Grow in a native soil? How fine should be particle size? Just turn it over with shovel? Or break it more fine? How fine?
- Or buy "lightmix" with perlite in garden store?
- Any additives or not? Coco, perlite maybe? Any other?

I have slow releasing pellets for NPK, so no need to go there every couple of days. If there will be enough rain I will not water. Otherwise I will go and water plants once per week. So as easy as it could be.

Hey KonopCh [emoji481][emoji482]
Come down and check out my
Growtogrow outside grow 2018
In outdoor grow journals this forum.
Sorry not good with links.
But I can answer most of your questions for outdoor growing.
It will give you a pretty good idea of what you want to do from seed to Harvest.[emoji482]

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[Archaic]

Well my first question would be is this a legal grow, a clandestine home grow, or a guerrilla grow?

 

[MasonJarOG]

Well my first question would be is this a legal grow, a clandestine home grow, or a guerrilla grow?

Really great points. If its a legal grow I would have to say there are some benefits to container growing unless you're growing some of those 12-15ft monsters. Also you better be sure your photoperiod will be finished in 4 months... chances are that will not be the case and you will have wasted your time and effort $$$.