How to Grow Marijuana Outdoors – Guide to Guides
This page: http://urlet.com/champagne.well
When to plant marijuana outdoors (continental U.S.):
http://urlet.com/unreadable.nor
http://highboldtage.wordpress.com/2009/03/19/interactive-tomato-growing-zone-maps/
How to grow outdoors
“After completing my first season I’ve learned a lot about growing outdoors. And would like o share my knowledge and experience.”
http://urlet.com/trillion.heads
http://forum.grasscity.com/general-outdoor-growing/27092-gr0wers-depth-how-grow-outdoors.html
Outdoor Cannabis Growers Guide
December, 1992
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About the Authors
We have been outdoor growers since 1980 and have had relatively small yearly harvests every year since l983. We have grown Indica and Sativa strains and also hybrids (mixing the two together). Our horticulture has taken place largely in fields in New York and New Jersey. The goal of this paper is to allow others to produce their own, and to reduce the amount of marijuana traded on the street. As more individuals become divorced from having to sell and purchase fine erb, then we as consumers will become self- sufficient and will also be able to minimize the risk of being caught. Unfortunately, the ignorant powers that be continue to persecute marijuana smokers for political reasons. We should take responsibility for our habits and grow for our own consumption thereby eliminating the “buy and sell game”. Although the marijuana trade is not known for attracting ruthless people, it none the less is a “black market” activity that many wish to avoid.
Some people may read this paper with the hope that they can grow acres of reefer that will bring them riches. Unfortunately the gold rush as it pertains to weed has come and gone. The police confiscate patches of pot annually through the use of aerial infrared photography, and large plots are spotted much more frequently than small plots. This guide is not designed to be the erb growers bible, but to provide easy steps on how to cultivate small amounts of marijuana for personal consumption. There are people who know more about growing weed than we do, but the marijuana growing literature still lacks a brief explanation of how to produce outdoor kind bud in easy steps. Our hope is that this paper can serve that purpose.
We want to thank the many people who helped us acquire skill in this realm (our assumption is that they want to remain anonymous). Any error or omission is our doing and we take full responsibility.
All rights of this publication are not reserved. Anyone may duplicate this document in full or part. Please distribute liberally!
Table of Contents
Acquiring Good Seeds
Finding a Site
Making a Trail
The Mechanics of Growing
a. Preparing the Soil
b. Planting
c. Weeding
d. Removing Males
e. The Fungus
f. Emergency Visits
The Harvest
When to Harvest
http://www.erowid.org/plants/cannabis/cannabis_cultivation1.shtml
HOW TO GROW MARIJUANA OUTDOORS
Contrary to popular belief, marijuana grows well in many place on the North American continent. It will flourish even if the temperature does not raise above 75 degrees.
Its takes work but grow weed the correct way and the harvest will be splendid.
The marijuana plants do need a minimum of eight hours of sunlight per day and should be planted in late April/early May, BUT DEFINITELY, after the last frost of the year.
http://urlet.com/performance.flush
http://www.howtogrowmarijuana.com/how-to-grow-marijuana-outdoors.html
WELCOME – Cannabis Growing Guide
Welcome to WeedFarmer’s Cannabis Growing Guide!
There are few things in life as good as your own weed, grown by yourself at home out in the garden and indoors in pots…
Most people think of gardens as a seasonal, yearly project, but it is actually less time consuming and more rewarding to keep the garden going year round. If one were to attempt to grow year round, indoor gardening techniques will be needed at least during winter to keep the garden producing. You will have herb fresh at all times, there is no worry of mass storage thru the winter and spring, it requires less space, and once established, requires only minimal attention every week to keep it producing at optimal levels.
The best part of being a gardener is it connects you to the earth. It connects you with nature, and is spiritually enriching. Try giving your plants energy by beaming good thoughts and energy at them every time you visit them. I find this helps me as much as it helps them; my plants seem to respond to it favorably.
Good luck!
http://urlet.com/little.workload
http://www.weedfarmer.com/growing_guide/
Growing Marijuana Outdoors
Tom, an American, is one of the most successful growers I have ever interviewed. His methods are extremely simple and easy. He is a smart, lazy man who pays attention to Mother Nature. Tom’s complete and simple understanding of plant growth makes him a very successful guerilla grower. These simple concepts are key to assimilating guerilla growing.
Wild marijuana plants are vigorous, aggressive, competitive weeds. Some varieties have a large root system which helps them survive moisture stress and poor soil. Plants spaced at least 10 feet apart will grow to a height of 3 – 5 feet in dry climates. Cannabis is a survivor. Given control of a growing area of 4 to 12 square feet, in poor soil, mature plants will grow to about 5 feet tall with a strong terminal main bud or cola. The yield is relatively heavy considering the amount of cultivation work. Add a little more effort during soil preparation and planting to grow several times more dope. Loosen the soil, amend it a little and throw in a handful of polymers*.
Cover the soil around the plant with a thick layer of natural mulch to attract condensed water and to keep soil moisture from evaporating. Just these simple measures may double the yield. *polymer crystals are small crystals that expand to about 15 times their size when moistened by water. They are added to soil to prolong time between watering.
http://urlet.com/perception.air
http://www.greenmanspage.com/guides/growingoutdoors.html
Outdoor Seeds:
Sensi Seeds Outdoor Mix
25 seeds!
The 25 high-quality seeds in this assortment are a random mix of the five Indica varieties from the Sensi Seeds Outdoor collection – Early Girl, Early Skunk, Ruderalis Skunk, Ruderalis Indica and Guerrilla’s Gusto – all of which can be grown together with great success.
Growers with a good eye for Indica can often identify their favourite breeds soon after the onset of blooming, while first-time cultivators can hone their cannabis-senses and learn lots more through careful observation of the different plants and their subtle variations. The differences in form, flavours and flowering patterns will become more obvious as the outdoor season progresses.
This mix of Indica strains provides outdoor growers with a varied yet complementary range of plants for their garden. Starting a good number of seeds from the Outdoor Mix should result in examples of all five strains. The first signs of bud will be seen on the auto-flowering strains – Ruderalis Indica, then Ruderalis Skunk – which will go on to reach maturity earlier in the season. By the time the auto-flowering plants have been cut down, the other Indica-dominant plants should be in full bloom. Fast and beautiful Early Girl will be approaching harvest a few weeks later, followed by the hardy Guerrilla’s Gusto. As autumn creeps up on summer, the outstanding Early Skunk and will be at the peak of her resin and flower production, making her ready for harvest in October.
25 seeds!
DOC CHRONIC LISTS THIS AS BOTH 10 SEEDS AND 20 SEEDS, MUST BE A TYPO BUT MAKE SURE BEFORE ORDERING.
http://urlet.com/ensuing.promoted
http://www.cannabis-seeds-bank.co.uk/sensi-seeds-outdoor-mix-3122-p.asp
http://urlet.com/hired.sleepless
https://www.seedboutique.com/store/product_info.php?currency=USD&manufacturers_id=18&products_id=253
http://urlet.com/dadooronron.practice
http://www.hemcy.at/oscommerce/product_info.php?manufacturers_id=1&products_id=467
http://urlet.com/entries.contemporary
http://www.drchronic.com/products.asp?partno=Sensi_outmix
Homegrown Fantaseeds Outdoor Mix:
http://www.drchronic.com/products.asp?partno=Outdoor_Mix
Early Grizzly:
Indoor / Outdoor
Stabilized nepali hash plant x Early White Grizzly
3-4 oz based on March 21st start
3-4 ft height
Bushy hash plant covered in crystal, very potent
Excellent for breeding purposes
Ideal for northern outdoor climates
Finishes Early! Aug. 21st – Sept. 15
http://www.hempdepot.ca/seeds/kootenay/EarlyGrizzly.htm
Happy Outdoor Mix:
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We always try to create new better strains for our growers and improve the quality of our existing seed strains basing on our customers comments. Those experiments produce 100% viable cannabis seeds but not always with exact properties as planned. Genetics you know its not an easy stuff to control – So we sell those little Frankensteins in the Happy Outdoor Mix for all of you to try out – This mix also contains leftovers meaning if we have a fresh harvest of White Widow seeds than we start selling the new seeds and put the old ones in the happy mix container.
Special happy offer…30 happy outdoor mix seeds for only 25.00 euro. All orders which contains a pack of happy outdoor mix will get 20 extra happy outdoor mix seeds instead of the pack of freebies. |
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PLANT INFORMATION :
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Quantity : 10 seeds
Type : – miscellaneous Climate : – in- and outdoor Yield : – miscellaneous Height : – miscellaneous |
Flowering period : – miscellaneous Harvest : – miscellaneous Stoned or High : – miscellaneous THC level : – miscellaneous Grow Difficulty : – easy
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Godzilla:
http://www.greenlifeseeds.com/index.php/Cana-de-Espana/Godzilla
Created from mostly original GodBud(Jordan of the Islands) genetics. Our selections were breed for 1 year in a very hot climate and was test grown indoors and outdoors. The best plants that thrived both indoors and outdoors in hot conditions were selected for breeding. Breed for hot climates like southern Spain and southern California.
http://www.hemcy.at/oscommerce/product_info.php?manufacturers_id=18&products_id=380
Early Sativa:
Short bushy “pure” sativa producing massive buds. Great for guerilla growers. Skunky fruity/taste. Uppy sativa high. Begins flowering when it gets less then 14 hours of light so expect an early start and early finish. Tons of trimming needed with this strain but the large amount of buds easily makes it worth it.
http://www.bcgrown.50g.com/es.html
Outdoor Mix:
A mix of early flowering specialties from Secret Valley Seed Company
http://www.greenlifeseeds.com/index.php/Secret-Valley-Seeds/Outdoor-Mix
2 Pounder:
Especially for the guerrilla grower, this strain was originally stabilised outdoors in New Zealand. She’s become something of a legend to the locals in the far-north; an average plant! Extreme mould resistance, and a great sativa smell and you have the perfect outdoor cropper, that with a little bending and stretching will do equally well if not better indoors.
http://www.hemcy.at/oscommerce/product_info.php?cPath=1_85&products_id=610
Kiwi Seeds Outdoor Mix:
So for those of you who are lucky enough to live in a climate that allows it, Kiwiseeds offer the Outdoor Mix. 15 specially selected seeds from 4 of our best outdoor strains, ‘Daddy’s Girl’ ‘Tasman Haze’ ‘2 Pounder’ and ‘South Star’ all bred for growing outdoors.
http://www.hemcy.at/oscommerce/product_info.php?cPath=1_85&products_id=618
Kahuna:
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As the name indicates, this is a mixture of mostly outdoor lines; Californian Orange, KC-33, Erdbeer, Quicksilver, Diamond, Durban Poison, Black Pearl and others. The BasicSeeds Mix is an economically sound choice for home growers who cherish a great deal of variety and colour in their garden. There is nothing to loose on this one!
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http://www.sanniesshop.com/basicseedmix-p-733.html
Lasqueti Gold:
Outdoor Mix:
Texada Timewarp:
Island Sweet Skunk:
BC Skunk:
BC Sweet Tooth:
Double Fun:
http://www.hemcy.at/oscommerce/product_info.php?manufacturers_id=18&products_id=380
Great Outdoors (Mix):
http://www.hemcy.at/oscommerce/product_info.php?manufacturers_id=39&products_id=715
TNR:
TNR is a very special Outdoorplant! One parent is a Thailady was grown in the Netherlands for over 28 years crossed with a K.C.2! This strain is a giant under the hemp strains with a real heavy thai influence.
http://www.hemcy.at/oscommerce/product_info.php?cPath=2&products_id=287
Early Sativa:
A compact sativa bush, great for guerilla growers.
Flowering Time: Outdoor Early September
Approx Yield: moderate to good
Height: 3-4 feet
http://kindseed.com/proddetail.asp?prod=CBS%2Des
Fast Girl:
Main cola. Veg 2 weeks for Sea of Green. Early sativa. A 100% sativa that is very easy to grow outdoors. Christmas tree shaped, very potent and has a fruity taste.
Flowering Time: Indoor 8 weeks/Outdoor Mid September
Approx Yield: Indoor 4 Oz per plant / Outdoor 4-12 Oz per plant
Height: 100-300cm
http://kindseed.com/proddetail.asp?prod=CBS%2Dfgrl
Mountain Bud:
A 40/60 Sativa/Indica cross.Large Christmas tree shape with a perfume smell and sweet, fruity flavor.
Flowering Time: Outdoor Middle of September
Approx Yield: 4 – 12 oz per plant
Height: 6 – 7 feet
http://kindseed.com/proddetail.asp?prod=CBS%2Dmtn
Lethal Purple:
Totally dark purple. 80% indica. Strong perfume smell with a sweet flavor and strong stone.
Flowering Time: Outdoor Middle to Late September
Approx Yield: 1 lb per plant
Height: 6 feet
http://kindseed.com/proddetail.asp?prod=CBS-lp&cat=20
Bonkers:
Bonkers is our extra special early outdoor strain. Bred in the wild wet forests of BC, Canada. Very large producer with an extreme amount of resin. 50/50 indica/sativa, Stabilized IBL. Selected for early flower and mold resistance outdoors. Top quality grass indoors or outdoors.
Flowering: Indoor: 45 days
Outdoor: Sept.15-25Genetics: Grapefruit, Burmese, Ruderalis, Purple Indica
Structure: Short, some auto-flower characteristics.
http://www.greenlifeseeds.com/index.php/Next-Generation-Seed-Co./Bonkers
Nirvana Early Special:
Breeder : Nirvana
Flowering Time : 6 – 8 weeks
Environment : Indoor/Outdoor
Seeds Per Pack : 10
Early Special is our earliest flowerer. Its genetics contain Siberian Ruderalis. Some individuals start flowering with 24 hours of light! Early Special is a strong yielder with a low-moderate T.H.C. level. It has a smooth semi fruity taste which can be enhanced under good growing and curing conditions. Early Special has vigorous flowering in good conditions and is disease resistant. This strain is very suitable for beginners.
* Plant type: Best suitable for outdoor growing.
* Plant height: Medium- Indica/Sativa mix
* Stoned or high?: Stoney yet high- Allround Buzz
* THC level: Moderate 5-10%
* Flowering Weeks: 6/8
* Yield (Sea of Green on one m2) : 400-500
* Harvest Month: 8/9
* Grow difficulty: Easy (Good for beginners)
https://www.seedboutique.com/store/product_info.php?products_id=994
Flashback:
Flash Back is the variety for inside, outside and greenhouse. This variety will grow under any circumstances and produce a nice bud. It is an early flowering Sativa/Indica hybrid. Gives beautiful tall fat tops. When grown outside it shows a little purple in the end. It has a real sweet aroma and an uplifting Sativa High.
Indoors: 7 – 8 weeks
Outdoors: mid October
http://www.drchronic.com/products.asp?partno=Flash_back

March 11, 2009 at 6:08 am
Although cannabis was a medicinal plant for thousands of years, its medical use was suppressed and banned throughout most of the 20th century in the US. During this time, major scientific breakthroughs were made in Israel, Spain, Italy and Brazil. These breakthroughs are propelling the natural plant compounds called cannabinoids into the “wonder drugs of the 21st century”.
13 states have already legalized medical cannabis.
More on this topic…
Cannabis, Miracle Drug of the 21st Century
Jeffrey Dach MD
April 15, 2009 at 10:25 am
I grow outdoors in pots. I never actually plant in the ground. It cuts down risk of being caught and stolen from. I keep my plants in the same spot at night and put them in full sun in a diffrent spot every morning. I seem to have to worry less about pests. Also i read a scientific journal that stated plants watered even germinated with food colloring make the plant more bushy and beautifull and the plants seem to be healthier and also get a tint of color (i use blue and the plant within 30 minutes is consiably darker green). I water the plant with the same color each time of course, and the new growth comes out darkgreen instead of bright green. awesome. I don’t know if the color will dye the buds but i know if you mist the buds with a dye water mix it will dye the buds. I take a standard size bottle (drinking water, pure life to be exact(its distilled) and put 2 drops of green and 20 or so drops of blue (i put enough in the water where the color is so dark no lite comes through.) I’m not trying to decieve any 1 with color i grow strictly for myself skrew selling its pointless you sell abunch make 50 dollars proffit buy again and so on y sell 2 by again y not just grow n smoke. cut the crap if every 1 did this the rode to leagalization (not a good speller) would be shorter the feds wont have to wory about the drug trade if no drug trade exists so git 2 growen evry1.
April 26, 2009 at 1:34 am
hey thought you guys might want to check out http://thegrowguide.com lots of info on growing cannabis
May 1, 2009 at 4:58 am
thanks for all your help
July 30, 2009 at 9:24 pm
I live in Southern California, between LA and San Diego, and I have a very private backyard garden. This is my first year of growing [outdoors only] and it has been remarkably successful. The only thing I can’t seem to find out is how long I can plant for. Is there a time I should NOT plant? I have planted in April, May, June and right up until today, the last day of July. When should I stop?
July 30, 2009 at 9:38 pm
Hi Dave,
Check out the tomato zone maps on the blog here.
have a peaceful day,
Bill
February 4, 2010 at 8:29 am
In your how to grow out doors guide you refered to “herb” as “dope” that is wrong “dope”is heroin or opiates…Please lets call it what it is “herb” or “meds”…BUT NEVER call it “dope”…FOOL!
February 4, 2010 at 8:55 am
Hello Randy,
I agree with you I try not to use the term “dope.” I didn’t write the grow guides I just provided a link to them, maybe you should comment to the author? The grow guides have lots of good info even if some of the terminology is dated.
have a peaceful day,
Bill
February 8, 2010 at 8:58 am
i think growing is much easier than buying all the time and selling is a wate of time unless you know a lot of pot heads or firdt timers. and it gives you a way lower risk of getting caught.