Orlando bloom
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yo .i planted 3 ak47 autos outside today in the wood by my home they were 6 days old ..ive been going there for years with my dog an ive never seen anyone were i planted them so hopefully they will be ok ..fingers crossed
autos outside
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Orlando bloom
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i put them 6 foot apart. an yeh ill take some pics. were they are i have to jump over a stream so ill just leave them for a few weeks then see if there still there if not no big deal got my tent up an running ...have you seen my tent grow first grow ak47 autosNice. Did you keep 'em together or separate them? (all your buds in one basket)
Hope it works out for ya.
Love to see some pics along the way.
Orlando bloom
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gthey might be rabbits but if they do get eating they get eating just trying it out i will be going back in few weeks see whats what ...
potpimp
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I have to say I'm envious of your uber cool nick Orlando Bloom. Very clever!! 
The good thing about autos is they only need to be exposed for about 2.5 months. That's much better than regular seeds that mature in late September or October. The pigs and rippers are out looking to steal your stuff then - not during June, July or August.
The good thing about autos is they only need to be exposed for about 2.5 months. That's much better than regular seeds that mature in late September or October. The pigs and rippers are out looking to steal your stuff then - not during June, July or August.Orlando bloom
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just planted them m8 ill go back in few weeks feed them if there still theredid you use ur own prepared soil or did u just threw them in the dirt ?
anyway hope they would do well
beastbub
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cool man, let us posted on how they went
Orlando bloom
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you were right m8 2 off them gone already one left might go get it be4 it gos put it back in my tent
kagecog
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Yep, I figured there was a high chance of that happening. I've had countless sprouts eaten by the bastards! You need to let them grow until they're at least 6 inches tall before you can safely transplant outdoors