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How to grow outside IN the ground.

Greenpassion i don’t what type of soil you are talking about, so that I can’t give you an correct answer on, sorry. But the PH levels, of course you buy a PT measures meter, digital. When I need to drop my PH from 7,2 to 6,2 I use an organic lemon, take the juice from that, it’s acid an will lower the PH. Been doing this for a couple of years. And if works fine for me. You will quickly find out of much acid you need for a Bottle of water/bottle nutes example.
personally I don’t use bat guano and worm casting, so I can’t give you an correct answer on that, maybe Rwise can do that.
Rwise My personal experience is I water every morning and they are fine for some days outside. And the PH bottle can last for a week or longer, depends on how much Liter/gallon you make at the time.
 
Greenpassion i would say forget about kindsoil it’s way to expensive. Just look up the clackamas coot soil mix that’s what I been using for a year now and haven’t checked the ph or anything I just reammned after each grow and do some compost teas and water with kelp aloe Vera soap nuts alfalfa things like that. They are already in the mix I just like to doit because it builds up the plants SAR to help fight pest and diseases. I have post on the mix here. Also you can go to buildasoil.com that’s where I got my mix I just made the base soil mix myself. Also they have it at kisorganics.com cheaper. They also have water only bags like kind soil except this one you can resize by amending the soil after harvest. Go on YouTube and look up Kaligrownbudz he grows outdoors. His mix is similar to mine and he shows exactly what he uses where to buy it and recipes on feeding. He posts weekly and he just started his girl outside so if you follow him you can grow along copy everything he does and he bets pounds off each plant so you can’t go wrong. No checking Ph or any BS like that. You have to do that when you force your plants to take in what you want them to take in. In living soil the plants decides what she wants when she wants it. Good luck
 
This is what I have to do on my outdoor plants.
I have mostly clay soil, so drainage is an issue.
I dig a 2ft hole 2ft deep and fill that with the best potting soil that's available locally.
I live in a red state, so I can't get too crazy with size but I have had the occasional 10 ft tree pop up.
 
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