Ok so I have decided to grow outdoors next year. I've grown indoors a few times so I have a little experience. My spot I'm going to grow at is 2.5 miles off of any paved road in the middle of god's country. It's within 20 or so feet of a nice sized creek but you can't see it because of dense growth along the creek but not where I'm going to grow. It gets plenty of sun all day long and no one ever goes there so I feel it's almost ideal to grow there. Now to my question. My spot is in the deep woods so it has all the natural compost from leaves and and everything else the decomposes in the woods. I was wondering if there were any specific nutrients I should add so the plants will benefit. Like I said I've grown indoors before but didn't worry too much about this. Since I am going outdoors I want to give my plants a good healthy spot to grow. I'm going to have a ph test of the soil done. I can send it off the Auburn University for like $12 and they send back a sheet with all the info of my soil. I'm just not sure of the ideal soil makeup and want to have healthy plants. I'm trying to stay away from chemical nutes though, I've read and heard the make for harsh bud. Sorry for such a long and rambling post, I just wanted to make sure you guys knew where I was coming from with everything. Hope you guys cam help out or give some advice, thanks for reading.

You really dont have to worry about using nutes, plants grow great outdoors even if you leave them alone. also you mentioned things decomposing in the soil, thats great for your plants. Ive known people that grew 20 foot monster weed plants with tlc and good old water. you'd be surprised. hope that helps

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