Ok hey aint been on here in a good while but as you should no i did a grow outdoors in ireland this year but it didnt work as i planted too late. But for next year i want to be prepared so here are some questions i have,

1. What is the strongest outdoor autoflowering seeds i can buy? ( I no lowryder but i hear its not great )
2. I was thinking of digging a hole and filling it with 60% pearlite and 40% compost soil. Will this be ok? As it is wet here and dont want anything to go wrong.
3. What nutes could i use that wouldnt leave a taste at all in the weed?
4. I used water out of my fishtank last time and that worked well would you suggest that i use that aswell as the nutes?
5. What is the earliest i can plant in ireland without no risk of plants dying?
6. Should i plant them under a tree or out in the open?
7. Would dead grass help the grow process at all? And also i heard used tea bags are good for the plant aswell? Is this true?

I have more questions but want to find these out first just to be sure not to fry all your stoner heads Haha anyway no hurry with answers just want to be sure so i can have it all ready for next year as i plan to plant about 20-30 plants in various locations. Peace out potheads =D BIGBUDDZ

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No one got any insight into this? Im still a newbie to thisso need all the help i can get..

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1. I have heard of an ak-47 autoflower which was very good. Whatever you pick make sure it is mold resistant because it sounds like you live in a wet climate
2.That would be fine for a soil mix as long as its perlite and not vermiculite. I also hear very good things about vics super soil(look it up)
3.Nutes wont effect the taste of the bud almost at all as long as you do a proper flush, if your worried about a chemical taste grow organic. Like i suggested earlier hear very good things about vics super soil, its all organic and all the nutes are time release so there wouldnt be need for constant fertilizing visits.
4.No clue about the water out of the fishtank i wouldnt risk it myself but do what works for you.
5.Plant 2 weeks after last expected frost and if your transplanting it helps the shock if you do it on a cloudy day.
6.Under a tree they will be less noticable but will receive a lot less sunlight. I would put them out in the open but near some bushes not just in a field. Try to make them receive the maximum amount of sunlight while still blending into the surroundings.
7.Dead grass as a top dress would add a small amount of nitrogen and a weed supressant but would also prevent water from evaporating from the soil which could be a problem if like you said you live in a wet climate. No clue about the tea bags.

if i were you i would dig a bunch of holes mix with compost a bunch of perlite and slow release nutes like bone meal, blood meal, kelp meal, peat moss, dolomite lime worm castings etc. If feeding normal chemical nutrients stop feeding about 1-2 weeks before harvest and just feed plain water up until harvest.

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