Newbie Needs Help

So recently just acquired my prescription. I decided to put some clones in the backyard.

kinda new to growing. what should I focus on when growing outside? How often should I water the plant?

sorry I know these are probably super newb questions.

you should probably start them off inside for a little while next time. did you just plant them in the ground with the soil that was allready there?

no i got em from a friend and they have been feed proper nuts. and watered right. but when i asked him how old they were he couldn't give me an answer. I guess they have been sitting outside for couple of days. I'll post some pictures tomorrow of the place I will plant them and what the plants look like. right now they are sitting in the bag of soil which they originally came.

cool cool. gud luck with your grow.

water and soil is the very basic, then you can add nutes and other stuff, reading is key

ok so here are some pictures of what I have up.






First two pictures are of the general size of the clones. 1 is more scragley than the other as you can tell.

third picture is where i planted the little clone, its inside a 3 foot pot very wide. My only concern is that there isn't the right type of soil inside that pot, i tried to fill it in with dirt but im not sure what will happen to this clone, any advice will be appreciated.

The last picture is of the good sized clone and its planted into the dirt.

Also my nutirents are foxfarm Big bloom, Tiger bloom, and Big Grow. Its the Nutrient Trio, has anyone ever used these?? If so can you tell me how well they work??

thx for all the help

hey korn, i'm very new to this grow thing but your plants look a lil burnt, you might want to back off on the nutes a lil... I'd get a second opinion but the look burnt to me.

yeah, but they're still veg and have a long way to go. So i dont mind that a few of the leaves are burnt, that might just be a reaction to the change of light from a fluorescent to the suns hardcore rays.

Ill keep updating the pics lets see how this turns out.