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Till Lindemann Registered on Nov-27-2005 More User Info Message #18599 posted by Till Lindemann (Info) January 14, 2007 04:10:32 ET im getting a few hundred clones this year, and im goin to put them outdoors as soon as i get them, the same night. question is what do i have to treat the plants with to make sure they are going to grow properly

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george j warner Registered on Sep-02-2006 More User Info Message #18600 posted by george j warner (Info) January 14, 2007 15:57:49 ET In Reply to: clones posted by Till Lindemann (Info) January 14, 2007 04:10:32 ET when you plant them ouside they must be about 8 inches tall then they will be fine you wont have to do much nature will take its course... just have a phisical boundary around the "area" like a wire fence / sticks interveaved / string etc where your gona plant them dig up ther ground first turn over the top soil ... hopefully the soil your gona plant in fertile enough to take care of your plants whole cycle if not then you'll know when they dont grow fast then you can introduce some fertalizer the the spot ...but thats later peace

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trippruss Registered on Apr-10-2002 More User Info Message #18607 posted by trippruss (Info) February 23, 2007 01:50:31 ET In Reply to: Re: clones posted by george j warner (Info) January 14, 2007 15:57:49 ET be VERY careful talking about "obtaining clones" i just got busted in mid-dec & they certainly asked quite a bit about where they could order some clones. be careful! r

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Till Lindemann Registered on Nov-27-2005 More User Info Message #18613 posted by Till Lindemann (Info) March 06, 2007 11:30:39 ET In Reply to: Re: clones posted by trippruss (Info) February 23, 2007 01:50:31 ET hmm....... well, i already got them now, finished early, havent been fucked over yet, still time i guess cops no not to mess with me, :p i am untouchable with 10 charges haha, peace

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CitrusHigh Registered on Nov-30-2002 More User Info Message #18621 posted by CitrusHigh (Info) March 14, 2007 08:35:12 ET In Reply to: Re: clones posted by Till Lindemann (Info) March 06, 2007 11:30:39 ET Right well, anyway... You don't need to treat your plants with anything, pick a spot that gets a little more sun than shade and has soil that is rich, IOW dark black, ought to crumble easily when you scoop some up and work it around in your hand. It should also be moist, it will only be black if it's moist anyhow. If you choose good soil and a good location then you will not need to do anything to the plants to harvest good bud other than water when in drout conditions. Additional ferts can help, but I must recommend natural if you do decide to fert them, ie. Worm castings, guano, your own urine, cow manure. If you do decide to go the urine method (an excellent, natural, and cost effective fert method) then I recommend diluting it 1 part urine to 9 parts water. Well that's all for now, is this your first time growing? Good Luck. Citrus

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