Planting directly into soil with full of other roots? (Outdoor Guerilla Autoflower)
Bonkheadsstarted grow question 3y ago
The site is full of brambles with dense rootzones. I have dug a hole but its full of roots. Is it OK if I cut down every single root from my hole? Could my plant catch bacteria and etc from the brambles roots? Won't the brambles roots suck away all my nutrient from my plant?
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Mining_greenanswered grow question 3y ago
They will definitely compete and cutting bac, on competition helps but if you can keep the growth around your plant down until she can hold her own in the wild you should be able to give it a go you can dig another hole too but if your setting up in the wild you might and likely will find rootx everywhere dig as much out as you can and give fresh clean dirt you can use buckets too
Bonkheadsanswered grow question 3y ago
Thank your friend!
I was thinking cleaning it out from the roots. Put worm castings into the bottom before planting, and use cannazym to kill all the dead root materials. What do you think?
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Spumpillanswered grow question 3y ago
The roots of the other plants don't cause problems, but insects, rainy days, strong winds, and all the things you can't control outdoors could create issues. My advice is: if you're doing guerrilla growing, use photoperiod strains. In any case, if you want to keep them small, plant them around early July. Good luck!
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Planting directly into soil with full of other roots? (Outdoor Guerilla Autoflower)The site is full of brambles with dense rootzones. I have dug a hole but its full of roots. Is it OK if I cut down every single root from my hole? Could my plant catch bacteria and etc from the brambles roots? Won't the brambles roots suck away all my nutrient from my plant?
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