NEED HELP WITH OUTSIDE GROW

Purpfarmer

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• May 17, 2021

• #1

I'm an indoor grower but recently came across some land so I want to start growing outside. I want to put my plants directly into the ground and not use big ass gallon bags. How do I go about getting the ground ready to plant in in the next 2 weeks? And what is the best nutes to use outdoors? I'm trying to grow trees , would appreciate some advice

 

ct26turbo

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• May 17, 2021

• #2

Dig sum holes n put big brute trash cans to hold ur medium in. That’s one way to do it with out knowing your native soil

 

FastFreddi

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• May 17, 2021

• #3

Purpfarmer said:

I'm an indoor grower but recently came across some land so I want to start growing outside. I want to put my plants directly into the ground and not use big ass gallon bags. How do I go about getting the ground ready to plant in in the next 2 weeks? And what is the best nutes to use outdoors? I'm trying to grow trees , would appreciate some advice

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Just dig big deep holes, and place either purchased or self made growing soil.
Any good fertilizer will do.
Good luck and happy grows!
FF

 

FastFreddi

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• May 17, 2021

• #4

Ensure you have a good I'm for both insect and herbivore.
Peace.
FF

 

FastFreddi

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• May 17, 2021

• #5

FastFreddi said:

Ensure you have a good I'm for both insect and herbivore.
Peace.
FF

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IPM..damn autocorrect lol.
FF

 

Creature1969

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• May 17, 2021

• #6

If I could grow outdoors, I'd go to my local landscape co and pick up a couple yards of garden soil (read: cheap!), add some amendments and run with it.
But alas, the basement remains my mistress.

 

bam0813

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• May 17, 2021

• #7

All good advice I'd just add to keep amending the native soil with whatever it needs in the mean time. I personally keep it organic when I'm in the ground. Most anytime really but especially the ground

 

Herb & Suds

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• May 17, 2021

• #8

If you are dead set on growing in the ground , I would line the holes with 1/2 wire mesh to keep the critters at bay
And we are talking big holes 5 foot in diameter a couple feet deep should do the trick