outdoor uk from seed(ish)

hello everyone im new to this website.

this is my 1st outdoor grow so any help or ideas would be great

im growing 7 plants in john innes seed soil based compost.

5 automatics from big buddha seeds

and 2 seeds i found in some random weed

i might get some more but not sure yet...

i put them on my window sill just until they poped through the soil and then they went strait outside...




...into plastic bottles. i wasent sure if this is a good idea because they get alot of condansation and im not sure if the light is getting through. i was told people use this method tho i cant seem to find any pictures of anyone els doing it. could someone link me to a grow jurnal using bottles? it would realy put my mind at eaz







all 7 of the seeds sprouted including the 1 green seed i had





from what iv red the auto's r 20% Ruderalis / 30% Sativa / 50% Indica??
what is ruderalls? i thought it was indica sativa or both? i never herd of ruderalls b4

il update as often as i can.

any tips anyone?

wow what a lovely welcome and all these replies too thx guys!
i cant wait to waste my time posting some more crap that no1 is gona read.

Hi Ruderalis is often referred to as Head Ache, Hemp i think is more ruderalis, but i think that is what cause your plants to auto flower.

Are you growing this in your garden or guerilla?

When Planting them outside did u dig a hole and fill it with compost were it is growing?

ILuvGanja said:

wow what a lovely welcome and all these replies too thx guys!
i cant wait to waste my time posting some more crap that no1 is gona read.

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Hi m8, welcome to RIU!

Ruderalis is an autoflowing type that never used to have any strength, but with selective breading and crossing now ruderalis can be a good smoke.

I have used plastic bottles for clones b4 but inside, never tryed an outdoor grow yet! as my part of UK is a bit crowded for guerilla and I share a house so garden is out!

I would leave em on a window sill till there a bit bigger then plant outside in a large hole full of a peat based compost. as they look quite small to live outside yet.