SAND grow
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blackbellychimp
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its not going to be very healthy...
vh13
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I've grown other plants in very sand soil. It's not a bad substrate for plants that like good drainage, like marijuana does. Only problem is you have to water more often and constantly supply nutrients. If you can add a bit of loam or bunches of compost/mulch the plants will fair better.
Edit: No need to add nutrients the first few weeks, the plant will probably do better in sand then rich soil. Nutrients burn young seedling roots.
Edit: No need to add nutrients the first few weeks, the plant will probably do better in sand then rich soil. Nutrients burn young seedling roots.
Space Angel
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I lived in Fla. for 1 year and dug a hole and put organic soil in it and mixed it up fairly well and grew a giant bagseed plant. did great with that mixture and all for not...... it was a fucking male! oh well, I guess you get my point about sand.
5150
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blackbellychimp
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i live in Fl brah
pinkjackyle
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seems 2 me like u cood grow it hempy style in the sand idk maybe
Space Angel
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I moved up north 14 years ago, but am moving back there when the ole lady retires. (10yrs). I love it down there, bugs and all!!!!!!
skyhighblazer
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i transplanted a seedling into sand at the beggining of this summer becuase its my first grow and i didnt understand how everthing works... they plants became the most healthy and large plant... now it is in flowewring and doing awsome
one thine it that sand dries out a little faster than usual brown soil... also sand breaks up easyier so somtimes water would just go strait throgh to the wholes in the bottom of the contaner... i recently transplants the plant from its pot wit sand in it to the ground.. and i didnt even notice any shock;P
one thine it that sand dries out a little faster than usual brown soil... also sand breaks up easyier so somtimes water would just go strait throgh to the wholes in the bottom of the contaner... i recently transplants the plant from its pot wit sand in it to the ground.. and i didnt even notice any shock;Pi transplanted a seedling into sand at the beggining of this summer becuase its my first grow and i didnt understand how everthing works... they plants became the most healthy and large plant... now it is in flowewring and doing awsome
im probably going to get some soil to put around it, so some nutes go into the ground and so it stays a little bit more wet
