SpanglishMC
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So far the notes i've gathered from different videos and reading reddit, here and a few other sites is:
6 Plants totals - 5 feet apart each.
Holes - 4 x 4 or 2x2
Replace original soil with "clean soil" (Include compost and fertilizer).
Add a thick layer of mulch to the surface grow area to help keep moisture in the ground below.
Mix in polymer crystals - will expand and gradually release moisture (help ensure plants don't die during a heat spell)
Water early in the morning and early evening.
too much water - leaves turn yellow.
too little - plants will grow slowly and not produce as much weed)
Plants take about 20-40 gallons of water depending on the strain per season, but yeah that's kinda like a notes break down any guides or walkthroughs would be awesome, cant seem to find much on the seed to harvest finish, mainly just see indoor grows, mine will be outside my private backyard area, plenty of room. temp averages 80-100 pretty much year round, sometimes down into like 60-70 but not too often, rains here maybe 4 times a year. Thanks! Growing them for my medical so pretty excited and will be nice to save money.
6 Plants totals - 5 feet apart each.
Holes - 4 x 4 or 2x2
Replace original soil with "clean soil" (Include compost and fertilizer).
Add a thick layer of mulch to the surface grow area to help keep moisture in the ground below.
Mix in polymer crystals - will expand and gradually release moisture (help ensure plants don't die during a heat spell)
Water early in the morning and early evening.
too much water - leaves turn yellow.
too little - plants will grow slowly and not produce as much weed)
Plants take about 20-40 gallons of water depending on the strain per season, but yeah that's kinda like a notes break down any guides or walkthroughs would be awesome, cant seem to find much on the seed to harvest finish, mainly just see indoor grows, mine will be outside my private backyard area, plenty of room. temp averages 80-100 pretty much year round, sometimes down into like 60-70 but not too often, rains here maybe 4 times a year. Thanks! Growing them for my medical so pretty excited and will be nice to save money.