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thanks for the info people....i think i just gonna leave and see what happens. im just gonna get some 2X4 pieces and drive some nails in em' and bury in the soil around the plant, also keepin my baseball bat at the backdoor, but i do have a job and a life so i cant keep my eye on her 24/7. if...

hey everybody, is it possible to move a plant from ground to possibly somewhere else without killing it this late in the year?? has anyone here tried somethin like this??? i know i will put a major starin on the plant or even shock it, but to make a long story short, im very worried im gonna get...

Im in georgian bay region, ontario canada and the amount of rainfall this summer has been brutal....But the last week has been really sunny and humid and ive noticed my girls are starting to really grow now. there is still almost two months of grow season left, im lookin forward to the harvest!!!

i dont know about you guys, but in my opinion those look ALOT like males

u might want to put a fan on them also, to help strengthen the stems so they wont blow over once the go in the ground outside

i would put them outside for a few hours a day to gradually get them used to the climate, then after a few days they should be good to go, i use clones every year and ive never had any probs

thanks for the help. Its a good mix of soil, but i learned from last year that the soil will dry out if not monitored fequently and i'd prefer to keep my visits at a mininum if you know what i mean. l'll look into the Perlite, i also read about some kind of crystal u add. thanks again.

its a mixture of 3 in 1 store bought soil and my own plot of soil, the pails will be raised so the soil will dry out somewhat fast.

what is a good way to try and keep soil in 5 gallon pails from drying out so quickly??? i read somethin about wood chips??? my clones are most likely stayin in these pots due to location of my site, almost swamp like so the soil is way too wet and it wont dry out till mid summer.

so what im thinkin is plantin these clones in pails for now then transplanting them in 3-4 weeks to ground once weather temps improve, im just worried about possible shock to the plants when i remove them and replant them........PS anybody else from Ontario, or even Canada??

I live in the province of Ontario, right on Georgian Bay/ Lake Huron, and it is still WAY too EDIT wet to plant in alot of areas due to the rainfall the last little while? its june first people, and some parts of the province where blanketed with Snow yesterday......what the EDIT?:confused...