How To Grow Cannabis Outdoors. The Cannabis Growing Guide For Casual Growers | Gardening in Canada

[@Louis-te7th]

Bro finally someone being real and humble. I saw so many videos telling me I can't grow them outdoors without a greenhouse because they can't take rain and will suffocate because water blocks all their oxygen flow and I need special soil and special feterlizers just to get started... And I'm like it's just a plant.... Why shouldn't it be okay with some rain? Like this their most natural environment. It's like saying lions can't survive outside of the zoo. :D

[@GardeningInCanada]

Yea! Rain water is perfect

[@DonMyrda]

I have beautiful Lucious young plants outside, about 12 weeks old.. I’ve only personally watered them about 3 or 4 times since they’ve been planted. Mother Nature has been taking care of them for me :)

[@sideshow_TV]

This persons a lazy weirdo bruh she just said she don’t like the smell of weed but she grows it. Prolly grows sum Reggie 🤣

[@gancha420]

if the Strain you want to grow suitable to your weather its ok can grow outside but some strains require different level of humidity , sunlight , soil

[@jean-micheltanguay8664]

Yes !!! Finally someone that doesn’t want to buy 12 bottles of nutes and spoon feed every elements individually to a plant !!

[@GardeningInCanada]

Haha… yea no not my thing

[@anthonyromano8565]

The best videos on cannabis usually involve a scientist. There is no rabbit hole I wont go down.

[@Psilomuscimol]

How about the carpet samples rabbit hole? I think that was his name but not sure. Just a really gross rabbit hole

[@carissachristy9364]

Thank you!! Please make more of these 😊 most other videos are overly complicated

[@GardeningInCanada]

Yea absolutely! Simple is the way to go

[@morruckkanax5660]

That is what thought too when I watched the other vids…

[@forrestphoenix318]

The light deprivation tip of putting the plants in dark for 3 days is huge. WAY better than having to put the plant in darkness every day at 6pm. One of the most informational videos on cannabis I've seen. Thank you. I hope you can teach us more.

[@GardeningInCanada]

It’s too much work moving them into the dark every day

[@forrestphoenix318]

@@GardeningInCanada What I've actually been doing now is putting the plants in a dark garage for 6 hours from noon-6pm every 4 days. If I were to put the plants in my garage overnight, they would produce a lot of powdery mildew on the fan leaves; even with a fan blowing directly on the plants. My garage doesn't have good fresh air intake I guess is the problem. When I take them out of the garage at 6pm, I spray them with water and milk to reduce the mold. Then the spray dries up before nightfall. Getting good flowering and very little mildew this way.

[@andrescordoba1558]

So 72 hours of uninterrupted darkness? Wouldn’t this lack of overall light in flowering diminish the harvest? By not having enough energy to produce good buds

[@superkoopatrooper4879]

The only concern is your plant has a huge risk of revegging or becoming a hermie. Inconsistent light hours probably feels like the end of the world for a plant that's evolved to track sun light hours.

[@kenaultman7499]

It's never been proven in a lab though. Advanced Nutrients, say what you will about their products, they're one of the leading research and development corporations when it comes to cannabis. They've never found the long dark period when flipping lights did anything. It actually created more herms and problems doing it. The other thing they discovered, and feel free to check it, 90% of cannabis needs more N than bloom fertilizers generally have. They discovered that 90% of strains did better when given a slightly higher N than P nutrient mix. It's backwards from what we've always been told. Cannabis needs tons of phosphorus to flower! Turns out, that was just bro science. They need a lot of P when flowering. But, they also need more N than most fertilizerz will offer. They've got the peer reviewed lab data to prove it. I use to do the same thing when flipping my lights. Then, I looked in to some of the studies AN did, and realized I was wrong. Don't believe me? Go research it yourself and prove me wrong! I'd love it because that would mean I learned something.

[@GardeningInCanada]

Put your tips and tricks down below. Let me know if you want a guide to cannabis growing put up on the gardeningincanada.net website

[@kimberleedirkson7120]

Hope the comments don't get too nasty. I super appreciate how basic you kept the video. Whether or not I decide to try growing later it was cool to listen.

[@GardeningInCanada]

Glad you enjoyed! ❤️

[@sunnohh]

You should consider going on the mr growit podcast, I think a general plant slash soil scientist would be a goated guest

[@OkikaHawaii]

You’re about the only person I can actually listen to about growing cannabis. Man when they start getting into ph up and down. I’m like huh?

[@GardeningInCanada]

They are growing for profits and such right. So mean it makes sense why they are so intense but the average person. Meh

[@dscanadianoutdoors3257]

Appreciate the info. Last few seasons growing outdoors here in Ontario I've found the most complicated part of growing is dealing with PM, soil biology definitely plays a huge factor, genetics too.

[@GardeningInCanada]

Yea absolutely!

[@anthonycelano165]

Totally agree that a lot of times people overthink growing cannabis. I also think there’s too much emphasis on the kinds of soils you can buy out there but that’s just my opinion. Awesome video hope you have more.

[@GardeningInCanada]

I will!

[@superkoopatrooper4879]

Cannabis nowadays is highly inbred and super sensitive. My pepper plants, strawberries, rosemary, potatoes etc are all ok with my tap water. The ph is 9 with a ppm of 100. If I gave that water to my cannabis plant, it will turn neon yellow and die in a matter of days. Of all my plants, cannabis is the most sensitive. It's almost a requirement if you want to grow good weed. It's like pizza, easy to make but it literally takes years to master.

[@doctorprocter4225]

I use tap water, haven't had a problem since I started 4 or 5 years ago. I think it has alot to do with what's in your water. Mine comes out at PH 8. And about 300pm. Don't know about chlorine, or chloramine in it, but it must have enough calcium, cause I've never had to use cal/mag. When I use liquid fertilizer, the PH came out pretty much perfect. But I've switched to organic, so I can reuse my growing medium easier. On my 5th run in the same soil, so far so good. And they do not flower when they get root bound unless they are an autoflower. People keep mother plants in same container for years, and it don't flower intill it gets the right amount of darkness. 12-15 hours of darkness. I have only done 12 and 13 hour dark period. Don't think there was a difference.

[@superkoopatrooper4879]

@@doctorprocter4225 ya my pH is 9 pushing 10 and a ppm between 50-100. Your water must naturally be closer to 7-6ph. At the end of the day though, 90% of all the issues with cannabis online is pH related. With tomatoes, you have a pH issue, you get blossom end rot. In cannabis, it just dies.

[@iscariot90]

I'm really glad I came across this, I've been wanting to try and grow my own just for the sake of saving on dispo trips, lol. Thanks for this!

[@collinmc90]

this is my style right here. Basic but informed. My buddy has been growing for decades and he does no-till but keeps it VERY simple it works great and he grows the best stuff I have come across personally. Unfortunately I moved away and am trying to fill his shoes so to say. MUCH to learn but I like this approach. Keep it natural and simple. Worried my seeds may be hermies because I got them in a bag of super cheap commercial bud that seemed to have a ton of seeds. we'll see. If they are then next year I will get some seeds from my buddy and grow something worth while. Shout out from Osoyoos, BC.

[@adrienneh.978]

This is refreshing! Most videos are obsessed with promoting product. I use a combo of Korean Natural Farming and biodynamics, but have tons of problems growing weed! This year, I planted my seeds then we got a cold snap with super strong winds. I lost 5 out of 6 and the 6th ain't looking too strong. One month later, it still only has 1 large leaf and a second tiny one (not the cotyledons). I live in Hawaii, but most of the growers don't wanna share their expertise or are using hydroponics. I'm gonna check out your seed source because now I'm tapped out. Thanks!

[@markuswade2158]

Oh my gosh!! I've been watching your channel for a minute and love your videos. This one is gonna be my favorite!! Thank you!

[@jamesboyd-li5pw]

Thank you for a enlightened tutorial on that flower many of us love so much ! I personally would love to see more content from you, and I'm sure the community feels exactly the same way 💥👍💥💯 Keep up the great work...👍😎👍💥

[@GardeningInCanada]

Noted!

[@chriskimmer2869]

Growing cannabis is how I found your channel, I love your videos thank you

[@anthonyhorn1027]

Awesome run-down... I always appreciate no-nonsense "gardening" content! 👏

[@GardeningInCanada]

Glad you enjoyed!

[@craiganderson3952]

I'm a fan of the fungi, bacteria, nemotode and protozoa regime. Most ( guys) grow like they drive, hard and fast. In leaf mould, worm castings for fertiliser or rabbit poop, is all you need. Knf recipes help. But it's all about the bacteria and fungi. Bacteria is everywhere, just work on your micorizhae fungus network. Companion planting does wonders! Love your stuff lady, very nice!!

[@chelseamay2460]

Love this video and I'm looking forward to future videos explaining the way you prune the plants

[@GardeningInCanada]

Wooho!

[@RobertMichaelTodd]

thanks :) lots of info and was great to watch you talk about something you love.

[@MarcosGarcia-et1qu]

Thank you for this. The amount of yield focus style growing videos is insane especially with how long people have been growing cannabis. I just want to grow some in my backyard in peace so I have a little for the cold winter months here in the north.

[@waynestancil7547]

Very informative , I truly enjoyed the instructions you shared.

[@fallingawake2092]

I'm a first time grower this year. I don't know a damn thing about cannabis or plants lol, but I've seen a million of these videos and your advice in this one makes the most sense to me. Especially about keeping it simple and not f***ing with the soil too much by adding a million things to it. I'll be following your instructions, wish me luck!

[@GardeningInCanada]

Luck 🍀

[@fallingawake2092]

@@GardeningInCanada Thanx! The only thing I'm not sure about is if I can use peat moss on its own to grow the seeds/plants? Or Do I need to mix it with regular soil as well?

[@anthonycelano165]

@@fallingawake2092 I use in equal amounts of peat, a good potting soil and top soil.

[@jkuper221]

I'm joining you as first timer this year. I've been gardening for eight years now so I've got some experience but this will be new and fun. Hope you're doing well with your grow!

[@fallingawake2092]

@@jkuper221 I ended up biting off more then I can chew and gave up mid season 🤣🤣

[@michaelllamas1138]

Thanks for the video!!! I’ve been doing some research since I’ve never grown before!!! And I just want to grow outside and this video help out a lot keep em coming thanks

[@Guyonthecouch420]

I learned a lot from this. I just found some seeds and wanted to plant them. This guide is perfect

[@stevehillbilly5797]

Hey great video. Cannabis grower here and you hit the nail on the head. Marketing and propaganda has taking the industry to crazy costs. Average home grower is bombarded with info, mostly one sided, to persuade sales. Keep up the great work and peace ✌🏻 from Alberta Canada 🇨🇦

[@GardeningInCanada]

We are neighbours Im in Saskatchewan

[@stevehillbilly5797]

@@GardeningInCanada cool beans. I’m just a 4th generation farmer here in Mid East Alberta ✌🏻

[@Riverlee74]

I’m your further neighbour in Ontario lol great video…new subscriber here. Thank you

[@Ayerlooms]

Organic 💯 that’s right let the soil do the work. Taste better smells better burns better. Hands down. F the chemistry

[@NancyLiedel]

Thank you. I'm germinating seeds now. I've not grown since I dropped seeds in the woods in the 70s

[@lanceowens5902]

I love your channel and I have gotten help from your advice. I myself have smoked cannabis since I was 16 and I love that shit but have been around for a while and if you don't use it but still try to learn how to do well with it and pass on your findings you could still help someone and there's many different ways to grow it and there's not just one right way so as always I appreciate your time and work 💪👏👍✅🎯💯‼️‼️‼️

[@daniellebrogden]

So glad to see your channel is growing!

[@GardeningInCanada]

slowly but surely!

[@roberttomsiii3728]

I would like to see you on Garden Talk with Mr Grow It. Love your videos they somehow provide depth with complexity while keeping it simple and relaxed. It's a perspective more people could benefit from.

[@GardeningInCanada]

Awe thank you!

[@livewire9996]

Male voices already dominate the cannabis space. I don’t want to hear from any more of them.

[@geraldblount4159]

I said this to Mr grow it I ask him about her months ago

[@type1grower]

Revisiting this 1 year later. Still a great vid. Would love to see you do some more on the topic when you find the time!

[@user-kp7ou6ti6p]

Great video and thanks for sharing your knowledge.

[@dangiroux5661]

thank you for your videos, very insightful. I would like to view more videos on cannabis growing.

[@altusstrydom5302]

Absolutely loved your video. I'm starting to grow outdoor and your video was very helpful 😊

[@GardeningInCanada]

Glad it was helpful!

[@jordantserghanos2604]

Love this video, just found your KZbin. Thanks I have considered growing for medical purposes but have been too intimidated by the daunting process. Keep up the great videos, total newb hungry for growth.. lol

[@GardeningInCanada]

Nice!

[@meowkoshka9578]

I get so excited whenever you put out a new video because I always learn something new! I'd love to see a tissue culture video from you :D

[@GardeningInCanada]

I want to do that! I need to grab the bits and pieces for that!

[@claudiah5507]

Id love to see tissue culture too!!!!

[@darylpreston7505]

So refreshing to hear some science VS the opinions of many growers selling products. My opinion. They're weed(s) Don't overcomplicate it. What NPK would you recommend, notwithstanding the low N value you've suggested? As far as calcium/mag and other micronutrients what values would you suggest with the bloom PK cal etc? What are your thoughts about air pruning for root growth? Will this delay the onset of "forced" flower because the root development continues? Thanks.

[@claudiah5507]

Great video!!! Very interesting! Please posts more videos on this topic! As a former chemist I absolutely enjoy the scientific explaination on everything. Im going to see if you have a pruning video. Thanks! I agree there are too many amendments/ processes I see people doing out there and I always wondered about it's necessity. Thanks for the flushing explaination, results and graphs!

[@GardeningInCanada]

I’m glad you enjoyed it so much. I want to post more cannabis videos but for some reason KZbin really doesn’t like it. The point that they’ve actually throttled videos that gets posted after me posting a random cannabis video.

[@Boozer42069]

@@GardeningInCanada do you have a Patreon?

[@timbrickman8716]

Hi and thanks for this. I am in central Nova Scotia grow my four bought clones in 4 gal buckets with potting soil. The 1st of July I put them in the dark for 12 hours per day until then whiskers show.... 5 or 6 days .... use Schultz 10-15-10 liquid plant food with almost every watering ...nearly every day...if the tips of the leaves are a little burnt stop the fert for a couple of days. I top once or twice. tie down certain branches to the rim oh and off set the transplant from center of the bucket so I can still use the handle to carry it around as sunshine is an issue on my property. Also to get them out of the rain as much as possible esp when in bud. I am usually finished growing the start of sept and very happy with my harvest. I do not want a large crop as I have no use for the surplus Everyone is different and we all have a different growing enviroment It is just gardening people keep it simple. and like Ashley if you have a different system fine use it. Thanks Tim

[@francismeowgannou5322]

Yoo I was waiting for this video! I didn't want to ask you for it but here it is !!

[@GardeningInCanada]

Haha don’t worry lots of people have very quietly mentioned it. I don’t mind doing it because KZbin has started to change their rules around the topic. My understanding is if you come at it from an education standpoint it’s unlikely to get any sort of a “strike”

[@francismeowgannou5322]

@@GardeningInCanada I love your shirt btw!

[@francismeowgannou5322]

@@GardeningInCanada I'd appreciate it if you broke down what you do each season.

[@GardeningInCanada]

Yea absolutely!

[@GardeningInCanada]

Haha thanks!

[@HasanBabasi]

I'm trying to grow one right now and I am not sure if I'm doing it right but they're growing 😄 I actually had one plant that was dying and having nutrient issues, so I changed the soil and added compost extra, a couple days later I got a collapsed lung and was in the hospital for five days. When I came home, they came back to life then began dying again. The leaves turned yellow and crumbled, they fell off from the stems and I thought I was going to have to start over, but I researched some more and changed things up and now it's growing so much. I got happy frog soil, got pumice, fabric pots, ph balanced things, and things began to get much better. Hopefully these are female seeds. I just need one plant and it'll last me a while. I also learned that I wasn't giving enough nutrients so I learned to fertilize properly.

[@weltvonoben]

How did it end?

[@gl4675]

And now I know why your channel is so amazing and answering all my questions about soil 😂. Sustainability in the cannabis industry is a big problem. As a consumer, I see the various ways it can be grown and achieve the same results when done correctly (such as coco coir, rock-wool and hydroponic). Rockwool is used once, then off to the landfill, where it takes a very long time to decompose and decay. Indoor growing also requires lots more energy and carbon emissions. Theres a myth that indoor is higher quality and this is actually not even true in all areas.

[@GardeningInCanada]

Thank you ❤️❤️

[@joedura8756]

Great video . I’ll like to see a more in-depth video on amending soil .I grow outside in pots and use Miracle Grow potting soil .

[@jdawg1835]

This plant is referred to as "weed" for a reason. It grows like a weed. Put in dirt and add water. Genetics>everything else. I like your minimalist approach to it. Five gallon buckets are easy to find and cheap.

[@dakbisfit]

Any plant that you don’t want to grow is considered a weed. There is not a class of plants that are called weeds. It was called weed because it is slang for cannabis. Genetics are important but if you don’t give the plant what it needs to get to its full potential, you’re gonna be stuck with mids.

[@frognamedjog]

People really overthink cannabis growing! My friend moved out of her parents house and 3 months later when she went back to visit there was a huge happy plant in the garden. She ended up coming back a few weeks later and it was ready to harvest and cure. Still some of the nicest weed I've ever had and it had 0 input from anyone

[@ianlang9312]

Oooh yeah! I got my plants and my tent all set up and my seeds are peeking up through the soil! Last year I got 2.9 oz off of 3 plants as a complete noob. This year I’m using auto flowers Magic Melon from humboldt seed co.

[@GardeningInCanada]

Nice! Good luck

[@guamtownbnt3102]

nice....with my clones at 8 to 10 weeks veg. i get approx 4oz per plant...good luck on ur next run!!!

[@Psilomuscimol]

Actually once they have a good root ball they're going outside

[@OP-gz1ef]

Thank you for simplifying the process. There's just so much broscience out there…

[@GardeningInCanada]

Glad it was helpful!

[@samtraygis1337]

Great video your a smart girl ! Bought some seeds and the summer is almost here in CT gonna try my green thumbs out

[@soulshiversasmr]

There we grow!😉 I'm so happy right now you are amazing

[@GardeningInCanada]

Haha awesome ❤️

[@nathanmurray7491]

This video was so helpful thank you!!!!

[@dannyingham5406]

Good video. Thank you for all the information. I am wondering if at some time you could touch on the subject of growing hemp outdoors for the CBd content. A lot of people are growing hemp without a lot of information. Any information on the subject would certainly help.

[@greenthumb5441]

Great video easy to understand keep it coming

[@GardeningInCanada]

Glad you enjoyed

[@thedealer799]

Ashley I had no idea you grow Cannabis. Respect.

[@1jsolano]

I really enjoyed this video. You explain growing cannabis in pretty simple terms. Would you be willing to do a trimming video?

[@GardeningInCanada]

From topping or just pruning?

[@donnovanferron5581]

Loved it easily understood,, I’m interested in more cannbas,videos lol, u keeping it real , pofessor, 😎

[@GardeningInCanada]

I appreciate that!

[@souathao55]

This video deserves my subscribe!! Thank you

[@wildedibles819]

We use compost, rabbits bedding, i use comfrey fermented feed its a bloom helper, sometimes i use epsolm salts at the end very low amounts and i end up flushing it later (stress the plant to help the buds but i don't know if it really helps or hurts,well it hurts the plant thats the point) Trim up leaves for air flow so they dont mold

[@TheHawkKnows]

I’m growing in quite a bit bigger pots than 5 gallons but I’m in Southern California and I have a long growing season so hopefully it works out! Great video! So if growing organic do you recommend amending soil with compost? I’d like a video on organic soil for growing cannabis in detail seeing as you are a expert on soil! I’m subscribing and hope to see more videos on soil and cannabis!

[@GardeningInCanada]

I can do a video on that!

[@lorenzorafaelfelix4093]

This is great stuff !!!!! Make more videos !

[@ArgyleTurtle]

Im glad you're growing I think everyone that wants to should, whether thats in saltt nutes or organic indoor in pot or outdoor. There is a point to all that other stuff but no its not required. I grow outdoors in the summer and i throw a tarp over them mid august at 5 for light dep, definitely a must in Canada, I do 3 days dark on plants i want to breed to check if the stress will make them turn hermie. If they do cut off the male parts and let em finish but i wouldnt breed with them.

[@Riverlee74]

I would really love to see how your babies turned out … you have so much knowledge so much respect to you from Ontario …thank you

[@GardeningInCanada]

Dang! that are retired now... I am redoing some though

[@bentgenetics8623]

Great information, thanks for sharing

[@GardeningInCanada]

Glad it was helpful!

[@donaldcowick4280]

Thanks for the wisdom.

[@agoodun11]

Very good info here and video. Thanks 👍

[@GardeningInCanada]

Glad it was helpful!

[@Damyankee1989]

Im so glad I live in Michigan lol can grow 12 plants per person indoor or outdoor long as your 21 or older

[@Tiny_Stays_High]

hey ashley !! 🙃 good info 💯💯 My garden is growing good so Far !:)

[@GardeningInCanada]

Absolutely ❤

[@shawnofthedead6362]

Came across your KZbin channel couple weeks ago my wife and I have been playing catch up thank you so much for all the info Ontario 🇨🇦Eh purchased kaytonik and just came in the mail today excited to see results on our raise beds just wonder where you purchased your T shirt from love it

[@GardeningInCanada]

I’ll put the tshirt up in the merch shop!

[@GardeningInCanada]

Glad you’re enjoying it!

[@MA-qw8gw]

Thank you for this.

[@GardeningInCanada]

Glad you enjoyed

[@billparker8954]

About flushing: I grew for over a decade, and skipped the flush a few times. People complained that the smoke was harsh. They pointed at the ember and ash said how black it was, a sure sign that I skipped the flush period. I never saw any boost in flower production because of it, other than the trichomes getting a bit milky.

[@ucblinks9873]

You're doing just good❤

[@type1grower]

Your comment on the plants exudates helping it find its own nitrogen was a light bulb moment for me :)

[@ghostmane-sk2nn]

I know this video is a year old but i’ve heard many things about poping seed directly into the median because there is enzymes that get pushed out into the median when the seed first sprouts.

[@jacoblee867]

Some say acquired taste, i say acquired smell. Sardines and oysters don't smell great, but people eat them all the time. I'm glad casual growers are interested in the topic. Autoflower is another seed type you may be interested in learning about also.

[@guamtownbnt3102]

thank you...was waiting for this video...lol

[@GardeningInCanada]

Hahah awesome ❤️

[@richrock1548]

Good video, but I grew 12 plans, paid 10 bucks a seed for femized, all outdoors using all organic fertilizer and some really nice black dirt that grows in the shade behind our fence. When they were about two or three feet hi I lollipoped all of them. I had 12 plans to work with so I clipped The Middle on four of them so they grow outward. All of the others shot to unbelievable heights with huge colas. Out of 12 plans I ended up getting close to 4 lb once dried and cured. I won't have to grow again for another couple of years lol!!😊✌️ Oh yeah PS I fenced them all in so no critters could get at them! Not bad for being a first-time grower at the age of 43... I also I flushed my plans for 2 weeks prior to cutting just to get any 😢of those leftover chemicals out, although they were organic. Happy growing weed lovers😊

[@adolphaugustin8589]

Hey Ashley I love the video🎉

[@carlkiser3797]

I grow outside and organic and would love to see more videos

[@MultiKartr]

Thanks this was really helpfull

[@GardeningInCanada]

Glad it helped

[@dhamiri2990]

Really appreciated the intro and hearing about your experience, for someone trying to transition in to industry was very insightful. As for the community most want the last word or to think their method is the best. However not to worry in the end of the day for this plant the science of the soil is everything next to light, your doing the right thing and good for you for finding the confidence to make the video because we need more personable videos sharing knowledge and experience out of Canada for current users and future on all topics regarding cannabis. and a side note it seems all plants on earth grow in living organic soil, even water plants there is no foam piece keeping the plants upright so the roots can float in the water, its great there is so many ways to grow but natural is probably best like in a jungle forest or oasis also hydro when done with integrity.

[@GardeningInCanada]

Glad you enjoyed!

[@anthonycelano165]

I was thought that plants in the veg state needed lots of nitrogen. Great video very informative I think I will always be a beginner.

[@GardeningInCanada]

Glad it was helpful! I need nitrogen but more is not always better. Rapid growths mean softer tissues and more infections and a bug buffet

[@bradleyblankenship3008]

That's why you use silica to strengthen the cell walls and stems of the plant just saying you do need other nutrients

[@Fearia6]

I'm intimidated by the group aswell, which is actually why I clicked your video. I just want the plant science, and it can be hard to find that tbh.

[@chopsoy2391]

Fantastic content

[@elizabethfindlay5752]

Correct me if I'm wrong, but cannabis plants that are laggy like the one @ 7:45 mark could be planted deeper like a tomato plant to grow extra roots

[@GardeningInCanada]

Yes! That can be

[@pathwithin8856]

You just became very cool in my book. I love soil biology and this plant! But what I have been trying to work out is where do they grow naturally? Is it in open grass lands? Im trying to understand if they like a bacterial or fungal dominant soil. I think it’s fungal but I don’t really know. I would really appreciate your thoughts on the subject. I’m looking forward to your follow up vids on this subject 😃

[@GardeningInCanada]

I want to lean today’s prairie mostly because they don’t shoot “runners” the use pollen and wind mechanics. Makes me think it needs winds and open space

[@pathwithin8856]

@@GardeningInCanada that’s a very good point! Thanks 🙏

[@GardeningInCanada]

Anytime ❤️

[@Mr.dr.brotherman]

Awesome !

[@GardeningInCanada]

Glad you enjoyed!

[@maxwalsh2520]

Perfectly explained

[@GardeningInCanada]

Glad you think so!

[@grinch3144]

Awesome video 🤙🏽🤙🏽

[@GardeningInCanada]

Appreciate it!!

[@ZedEhSeeKay]

Nice looking plants!

[@GardeningInCanada]

Thanks!

[@neverenoughtime8324]

Thank you for the great video! It's difficult to find advice on the shorter growing season in our areas (in Manitoba myself). Do you give your pepper plants the same treatment in regards to flowering and 3 days in the garage? Just curious because mine have been hit and miss throughout the years. Oh and when do you begin your outdoor season? 3rd/4th week of May? Or outside temp average?

[@GardeningInCanada]

For pepper plants, I honestly do the full sun and undersized containers. Weh I am ready for flowering I pull back of watering till I get some wilted leaves. and then I water. And for going outdoors I am waiting until my nighttime temps are 10C or higher. gardeningincanada.net/grow-pepper-plants-in-canada/

[@neverenoughtime8324]

Great! Thanks for the tips and link. I'll def be checking it out.

[@GardeningInCanada]

Yea anytime!

[@laddalton2265]

I'm in Arizona. i pretty much gave up growing outdoors, too much heat and too many bugs. A lot of us in the cannabis community are using Pro-Mix HP and the GH Maxigrow and Maxibloom products to good effect.

[@dong9514]

I know you don't work at Myth Busters but I have heard things that I think might work. I have heard of indoor growers shutting down there lights for the last 48 hours to increase terps and smell. Would that work? In my case, moving buckets to the shed to improve flavor. Also what do you think of mollasses and compost tea in fruiting? Would love to get a informed inpartial opinion. Love your channel.

[@RyanJones-rg4ly]

Beautiful

[@cassandramichellecoaching]

6:14 “balls. literal balls.” made me subscribe

[@williambock1821]

Flushing doesn’t make a difference to bud size. It’s for less harsh smoke and crop steering during early to mid flowering. It can really make a noticeable difference in hydroponics. It’s not really something for organic growing. I guess you could flush your soil at the end of the season if you are in small containers. But if you’re using small containers, you might as well just go with completely inert medium rather than soil. The crop steering flush involves flushing about half way through flowering to stress the plants. It will cause bud formation to increase quickly. It really speeds bud growth. But after a couple/few days’ dry back ,more nutrient is given in light dosages. Or alternate between nutrient mix and ph adjusted water. Then flush the last week or so. This is only for hydro medium ,tho. And the dilution rates differ for run off and no run off feeding. Much lighter doses for no run off.

[@shaunoutwater807]

i WAS WONDERING, i GROW IN UPSTATE ny, AND ALSO HAVE A SHORT SEASON. CAN I PRETTY MUCH FOLLOW TOUR ADVICE AND EXPERIENCE LIKE I WAS GROWING IN CANADA. THANK YOU FOR SHARING

[@GardeningInCanada]

Yes you can!

[@terikambanis8002]

Thank you so much

[@GardeningInCanada]

You're most welcome

[@petevann8764]

In Australia we always flush hydro to get rid of the bad tastes from pumping the plant with chemicals . But this is the only reason we flush . I've never heard of anyone flushing outdoor crops that are organically grown .

[@GardeningInCanada]

Oh that’s interesting! And makes sense certain things like sulphur can add too taste

[@petevann8764]

@@GardeningInCanada yeah if you don't flush for a week at the very least you end up with this under laying taste of vegimite , that's the only way I can describe the taste.

[@lordeverybody872]

A friend gave me a couple plants as he had over quota for the state. I don't use marijuana so no big deal, just another plant. And that's the way I've been treating it. Currently outside, the dog ate one. So it's going to be a two year process as ive done cuttings from the one plant. See how things go