HolySmoke420
Member
Why not just dig a 3x3 hole and fill it with your soil? The plant can use as much speace as it needs and you can have monsters
Is 5gal bucket enough for outdoor grow?
- Thread starter Oldcheesekush
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i do the ground thing. just dig a hole and put them in. add some soil to native and let them grow. when i do this i dont get great nugs every time. but over the last 20 yrs. iv learned alot. one reason for pots would be wet feet. the other reason is mold moisture in the air. if im planting in a valley i always get my plants off the ground. if the soil is good gravel and sand. i add my soil. and i stretch my plants before i put them out. i get them knee highand take every branch off below that. what this does is it get the plants bud up off the ground as far as they can. helps with bud rot. or i would put them in a container if the soil was bad clay. or wet. this does the same as stretching. you cant strech a plant in a 5 gallon bucket. when the buds grow and they get top heavy they fall over in the wind. i will never us 5 gallon buckets again. they have to be bigger then that. just for strength so they dont fall over....
ShotgunWally
Member
u r so fkn rite about watering , most of the time twice a week theyd be drooping in 4 days
TheGreenGlove420
Member
you need at least 1 to 3 bales per plant if you want lot of strong solid nugs
doubletake
Well-Known Member
Thanks I'll most definently be going in the ground then with the 3 monsters and maney do some autos in pots so I can move them around into the sun, thanks for the reply.