What an Asshole.
Clownin!! ). Anyway, plants in the ground can take alot more water than plants in pots. And they can go longer without water also. Holes that big, but with plants that small, i'd say 1-2 gallons per hole every few days to a week, depending on what the temp's been, and then more ( 3 gallons+ per hole ) when it gets hotter and the plants get bigger. But if it starts rainin alot, you might not have to water them at all, unless you are watering just to add nutes. Feelin' me? Keep askin questions bro!! You'll get there!
Still you can use your finger to feel if they need watering or not.
jk.
Just start out with a 1/4 teaspoon for their first feeding. Then 1/2 teaspoon for their next feeding, then 1 tsp for every feeding after there alittle bigger. So start feeding em now Make sure they are getting lots of direct sunlight no shade.... Dont overwater.... only every 3 days or so.... when the soil is dry
First off, dont use peroxide until you know exactly how to use it, use it wrong and your plants will die. If you can't get Azamax, I heard chewing tobacco steeped in water for a day can be sprayed to kill bugs, though I have never used it. Start fertilizing next week, after they root into the soil. Use only a tiny tiny amount of fertilizer!!!!! You can't know how much nutes were in the soil amendment you added, and how the plants will use them. If you add too much nutes your plants will DIE or possibly be irrepairably screwed up. What I did this year is added bat guano (Nitrogen) to the soil and that's it. I'm growing in the same type of soil you are too, really rocky sandy crap soil. I'm not expecting to feed any more nutrients until September, but I am checking every 2 weeks for yellowing. One thing you could do is buy an N-P-K test from the garden store in your area. It will tell you what your soil specifically has in it. I was fortunate enough to have a surplus of potash and potassium in my soil and only needed nitrogen which I got from the bat guano. Don't use the bloom ferts until September 7 if you have a sativa dominant variety, or a few weeks sooner for more indica dominant strain, you will be able to tell when they start budding, they will start to smell.
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Again here.....like i said, water every 3 days, feed every third watering. 1 tablespoon per gallon. use the veg nutes. flowering doesn't start until mid august.
Also here........no you aren't and no you don't. you are doing fine.
water them every 3 days.
feed them every third watering with VEG nutes.
tell them you love them.
get back to me late august early sept.
don't worry about problems you don't have.
got any pics?
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And once more for good measure, here.....If your holes are 2x3 ft. and filled with compost and manure, and you have 2 week old clones, i would think your soil would have adequate nutes for a couple of weeks until they get established, then do as fdd says. You could always hit 'em with a light dose of something with B-1 in it to encourage root developement, but you should be fine regardless. It's a process. It takes time, especially workin with barely established clones. Did you harden them off at all, or just put them straight out in the sun? If not, it usually takes 'em a week or so to get used to their new environment and start growin again. I'm originally from Oregon so i'm curious where you're at. Near Medford, Grant's Pass, Ashland, Coos Bay, or are you further east? By the way, you can grow some bomb-biggity shit in Southern OR so no worries bro!! Check out my outdoor thread; if I can do this up in NW WA, you should be able to do as well or better in Southern OR growin some dankness!! Good luck!!
Now my friend, i'm not tryin to be smart or rude, just tryin to help. Ye has asked, and ye has receiveth!! It's all right there!! Good luck!!
