Shit soil = Super plants

Hey guys, me and a friend started some seedlings about 2 weeks ago
anyways i have had mine at home in really well draining seed raising mix and they are going fairly good

anyways we went into the bush where we left his plants.. the soil they are in is fairly clay based and retains water alot!
and his plants are turbo .. haha they have gone huge in no time!!

I realise its because they have a constant supply of water as well as good sunlight... but will this have bad effects later on? or can we leave them in that kinda soil
The root system would be smaller right? and would there possibly be root rot?

i was just amazed, they look completely healthy and are 3 times as big as the ones we did in the proper soil at home =D
thanks guys

bumpbumpbump

thats crazy man. Iv never had any experience with shit soil so i cant really tell you what will come of it. But it will be cool if they end up with massive buds.

it could be possible the 1 outdoors just has better genes for growing?

oh nah they are all outdoors
and all the same strain of plant...

its definantly the soil i think as it holds alot more water so they have a constant supply, whereas the seed mixture drains quickly...
the seed mix ones have a good root system already, im thinking the other ones wont be looking as good in the root department, but would it matter that much if they are always kept moist?

the difference between the two different spots is huge considering they were planted at the same time...
if anyone has a few spare plants i suggest they try this out haha im impressed

Dopedogg said:

The root system would be smaller right? and would there possibly be root rot?

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Probably, as they're getting plenty of moisture. rot may become a problem if you get a lot of rain.
Clay is high in Potassium which you need to fatten up the buds in the last weeks of flowering. It also holds nutrients well too so you don't need to be constantly feeding.
Sandy soil is shit soil IMHO not clay. No nutrients and you have to water more often.