curious about density and growth

Hey guys,been going with dwc and decided to try an outdoor grow,
havent been feeding to much,
advanced mixture of nutrients actually once or twice a week was not really keeping track!

well these are in the ground so im not sure how much to feed etc and the density of the buds dnt look too great and dense! white hairs galore looks like a widow from the long white hairs.
well what i am feeding is

2.2 grams Calcium nitrate
.9-1g potassium nitrate
.5 sulfate of potash
.6 magnesium sulfate and a few drops of this boron,zinc.iron magnesium metals for an aquarium!
all this is to 950mls - 1 litre of water and the ph is usually around 6.7 - 7.0
i suppose it would be harder to burn plants that are in the ground,just how hard i am wondering??

like i said i have been using dwc so i am not sure how different in strengths and stuff are only ph. :S
here are a few pictures of what i could manage to get for the time being! hope they help.


any information on outdoor growing is much appreciated!
thanks

looks hevily sativa this could affect density

You must be doing something right because those plants look mint.

I'd say whatever you're doing is going VERY WELL . Excellente !!

is that a 55 gallon drum in the background a good reference of the plants size?

Walter9999 said:

I'd say whatever you're doing is going VERY WELL . Excellente !!

is that a 55 gallon drum in the background a good reference of the plants size?

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1st pic shows a 4x4 piece of wood.. would say the plant is good foot around or so..

cant really tell if you have supports in there or not..?

they will get thicker. Still a while to go

yes i think it is im not quite sure the actual size but it could fi a human in it! lol
um there are two different plants there the one shown without the barrels seem a bit bigger in size in visual view!
just wondering how often would be ok to feed these the amount i stated above.
thanks

yer there are some supports,steaks etc into the ground the weathers has given them a beating the past few weeks!!
had to put some supports in there.