Slickness420
Well-Known Member
Alright, so I live in florida so there is a pretty big window as to when I can grow my plants, since I am only capable of doing an outdoor grow, and I already have one crop coming in, and was just thinking of another small one, just for a sample but heres my theory:
The egyptians used to grow all kinds of plants of their own kind along the Nile river, due to the fertile soil, and the fact that they could rig up irrigation systems using the water of the river. What I'm planning on is planting several plants along a stream that I found with real fertile soil along the banks. If I did this, I would still go to check up on them perhaps every other day, but might not water them depending on how they look. It would be an all natural grow, with no nutes, ferts, or any of that. Does it sound like this idea would work?
The egyptians used to grow all kinds of plants of their own kind along the Nile river, due to the fertile soil, and the fact that they could rig up irrigation systems using the water of the river. What I'm planning on is planting several plants along a stream that I found with real fertile soil along the banks. If I did this, I would still go to check up on them perhaps every other day, but might not water them depending on how they look. It would be an all natural grow, with no nutes, ferts, or any of that. Does it sound like this idea would work?