I always direct seed. I see everyone online saying stuff like, mine won't germinate! What method? Paper towel bro, the best. Nah dude, seeds go in dirt bro.
I agree with you and not sure why the paper towel method is so popular with some people. See this video for more information... th-cam.com/video/IaIF4dTz1Pk/w-d-xo.html
We usually dig a three foot deep hole by about 2 ft wide and fill the hole with good soft soil to ensure good healthy rooting for those initial couple weeks after transplanting also helps maintain a bit of moisture & to help plant roots breathe.
If the water table was higher in your site this would not allow the roots to have sufficient aeration. So knowing exact conditions is important for a grower to recognize and make adjustments. Also, the volume of soil you are bringing in is quite substantial.
I tried both…my direct seed said thanks buddy…then the other seed after about 3 weeks of veg was like …hey WTF are you doing. So for me the jury has spoken …direct plant worked out better for me!
Stones in the ground can also be beneficial as they interact with the soils electrical conductivity . The large boulders could be crushed to make rock dust which supplies micro-nutrients to the plants .
Water is also beneficial and can be made into a hydrogen energy source.... how ever too much can kill you (and plants). The same concept can apply to rocks;-) In moderation they can be beneficial, but it reaches a point that the negative impacts out weigh any potential benefits.
Excellent info. I like to put a clear solo cup with holes at the top to act as a humidity dome and to stop rain from moving them around but I do enjoy direct soil a lot.
@@DeBaccoUniversity absolutely, most of my methods are for small scale, I forget about large scale operations a lot. I really do like the direct to soil method when it’s been amended, I feel like the roots are getting a big head start being able to work with the microbes right away. I should mention I grow auto flower cannabis so not transplanting is a huge pro with this method, photos seem to do better when started in pots. I really like your channel and content, it just popped up on my recommend, keep up the good work I really enjoy the videos
I start my seeds indoors and then put them out with the rest of my vegetables , I do have a certain place where I grow them but do get volunteer cannabis plants here and there in my garden as early as March .
I used to germinate the seed in napkin but when I planted direct into the soil the seedling was stronger in appearance and plant in most case are vigorous throughout its life
Been watching for 2 years now, love your content. Really appreciate the scientific approach and how you break down the real science instead of just using anecdotal experience as facts. Super helpful! Also had to do a double take when I was walking around at a university and saw your name on the wall! Not surprised though because you seem very educated and good at teaching!
In my opinion NEVER would I or a real grower mess with auto’s never never never never. !!!❌❌❌ I don’t judge but dang. I never had training wheels on bike either haha Peace and love Growmie
@@muthrfuqrjonz3530 nobody asked or cares. Autoflower is for expert growers novice growers who don't have good grow techniques or feeding programs cant grow them properly i get 15oz easy every 80-90 days off of 1 plant giant frosty nugs anyone can grow photo so its definitely a good thing you stick with those. Leave the autoflower to us experts
Thanks for the comment and sounds like you have an easy and repeatable system. There options to fit different situations, but in the end it is all cannabis.... th-cam.com/video/aGlyhmqnDiM/w-d-xo.html
Dr. Trichome Didn’t mean to strike a nerve toughen up butter cup it’s a tough world out there . You’re a comedian. So here is a little something for you. A wise man remains silent while the fool speaks and remove all doubt. You said it perfectly but backwards 😂😂😂 You are lost in space , Autos are elementary at best and remedial as well as for beginners ONLY end of story. Lastly I would happily have a Pepsi challenge against you any day !! Good luck 👍🏼
False, if you crack your seed in water you have to wait till the tap root is strong enough to survive transplantation. If not you tap root will Shrivel up and die. Or you will simply crack the tap root. If your root are not healthy your plants will never be.....
@@Gillyboy-sz4ys false? That's what I did and it worked fine. They were bag seeds too. I germinated 10, 7 sprouted and one died. Now I have 6 decent looking seedlings that im going to transplant this weekend.
@@who_cares848 good for you. But that doesn’t mean what I said was false??? New grower that see a tap root just drop there seeds. They don’t wait till the tap root is strong enough they end up killing there seed. have 18 years of growing experience. I have grown in California, Washington, Colorado, and Illinois. This is what I do for a living. And when I germinate 10 seeds I get 10 seedlings. Keep watching TH-cam growing channels for your education, Maybe with more experience you get there too. Or get a job in a professional garden growing 10,000 plants at a time. Then come talk to me. Good quality seeds are to expensive to take chances with. But I’m considered an expert in my field and I teach people to make the home gardens come to life. What do you do with tour life you just come in and say correct statements aren’t true. Thanks for your time. Have a great day.
For cannabis germinating seeds first can save you days of time for finishing some strains properly outdoors. Then place germinated seeds directly into ground/prepared soil, bags. You can prepare the soil in bags weeks before by making Fungal Repositories.
Fungal Repositories, in a new unopened bag without added fertilizers. Drop bag on bottom to settle and stand on its own. Open very top so you can roll it closed later. Take two hole eggs and a half banana with peel per bag. Place in blender then fill with distilled/rain or lake water. Blend for at least one minute. Using a thumb sized dower or metal rod. Pushing into the soil almost to bottom of bag, rotate rod in a circular motion making a funnel shaped hole. Two holes works best, pour contents into the holes. Roll bag top up and let sit. You can repeat in different holes and the soil will provide the most lush plants ever. I use blueberries, strawberries, watermelons and pineapples to influence phenotypic expressions of cannabis. I also use potatoes to raise nitrogen before flowering. The microbial colonies keep Ph steady, you just keep them in water.
Thanks for sharing😊 When it comes to bigger boulders that your machine can handle, apart from explosives, heaping wood, burning then quenching after heat treatment "24hrs" will fracture the rock "Remain well clear before commencement of quenching as the boulder will fracture & may become become flyrock.
That is a lot of work. I like that it employs more people, but I don't like how much the soil structure is destroyed in the process. Laying down rows of composted wood mulch and watering it in well a few weeks earlier would have let indigenous microbes come in and prepare the soil for you. I am sure there is a reason it's done the way it is, it just seems like so much destruction.
The digging is what allowed for an accurate determination of the full soil profile. No amount of microbes can change the fields water table. I wish microbes could prepare soil, but they can only do so much.
@@DeBaccoUniversity I guess that is the difference between farming and gardening. Thank you for explaining it. I bought some 'bad' land in Oklahoma, the soil was hard as a rock and mostly clay, today everything is green and new tree's spring up every year. We used aged composted wood to mulch the whole property, today everywhere you step is fluffy and soft. We don't farm any of it, but I do have several hugelkultur raised beds.
I’ve grown every way you can think of I’ve grown in wet pantyhose shot glass of peroxide I prefer direct but use bevaria basian and a microhiza powder sprinkle ontop before soil covers the top give it a good watering cover with a clear whatever you choose keep in a warm 75 or up environment and no time you got plants direct is best and less stress but it don’t really matter if you have to transplant just do it before root bound and be gentle. I’ve grown seeds in as little as 12 hours before but that will depend on the seed so that might be luck but I’ve had this happen countless times over my 2 and a quarter decades of growing herb
so if i crack a seed in water and the root sticks out could it be that sticking that in some coco is too stressful for it ? 50% of mine pop up , use their stored energy then just stop , the ones that do start growing allways end up with a small root ball for the container. and ive noticed i get very little smell from the buds,
I would like to see a video on the ways to get higher female ratios, 3rd week , cooler temps,slightly higher nitrogen levels, high humidity, blue light spectrum,and lower hours of daylight 14+ hours a daylight. All of these in the third week after germination will push your female to male ratio to 75/25 or higher at times. Would love to see a professional video on that subject. 🎉
i have a grow tent and i have some in my glasshouse outside. The ones in the glasshouse are so much stronger directly in the ground compared to the ones in the tent. I want to give my tent one more chance by putting in one large pot and only a single plant on 80x80x180 cm tent but i think potted plants will almost always loose against my glasshouse ones...
Ive been direct seeding since the 1970’s. My fail rate has never warranted any action to do anything different. It’s actually uncommon in my experience for seeds NOT to sprout.
It's risky popping seeds straight into the ground outside,bugs,ants love them,snip them off at the base.but it's possible,I've popped seeds in dirt & ended up with 12 footers,huge.
I've grown 15 to 20 foot trees in shale,rocky ground,a hole 2 foot wide 2 foot deep & the stems end up being as round as coke cans, sometimes a little bigger,not huge amounts of them 20 to 30 ounces.i X northern lights/Aussie big strain,good sticky Sativa,I X this with white rhino something new,big,fat stuff that's stinks.. outdoors is best.seeds I start in a pot,half inch in,I seeds in with pointy end facing down,that way when it germinate,s,the tap root goes straight down,the leaf pops up towards the sun,it may sound silly but if the root has to turn around to go into the soil it loses vitality & U won't get that big plant.
I never understood why people do the most when it comes to popping seeds Drop the seed in soil and water it, that’s literally what would happen in nature so why would you do anything else
I threw a bunch of seeds into the top of my trash can lid and they grew like crazy. Put them in the ground. Not sure if they are lady’s I’m hoping last year was a disappointment
4:20 what is the spacing you use between holes. From stem to stem I space at minimum 6 feet since each plant outdoors can easily grow branches 3 feet long or longer. When planted to close, it makes it harder for me to control bugs and other plant chores.
Spacing was around 4ft. with off center holes row to row. However, use this as only a guide as "correct" spacing can depend on your planting time, location and specific type of cannabis you are planting.
That a magnesium deficiency I spy ? I have the same yellowing on the lowers . Just finally figured it wasnt nitrogen and if I feed ( very little ) cal mag and a 0.5-0.09-0.05 tea ( about 5 ml ) after the 3rd set of true leaves I can prevent this . Or spray with baking soda 2% foliar repeat after 4 days.
That is simply not true...where did you get your information. People have been directly planting into soil for years and years.....where are you getting or information.
Yes, you can direct plant but typically the germination rate is less than taking extra steps to increase the odds of germination and with the price of seed many growers want to increase their odds of germination.
@@DeBaccoUniversity no doubt, that is true. But with the same reason, expensive seeds. A novice grower will pull the seed at the wrong time, snap the tap root, over water the medium, damage the seed in the transplanting process, damage the seed with to much dirt, add stress to the young plants causing it to never become a strong thriving plant... trust me I use both methods. I even some times can get away with just water and a shot glass if the genetics are strong. I’m sorry not try to rain on your parade. I just am super passionate about growing. Been doing it way too long. So I’m sorry if I came of strong. Just trying to say there is more than just one best way to doing things. Inside and out.......have a great day...
@@DeBaccoUniversity i feel like getting rid of large areas of compaction would be the real benefit. Those rocks look tiny to me but I live on the side of a mountain
Please post an update video on this grow. To include changes, if any, in this particular sowing process. You didn't mention soil testing, or the nutrients used at planting. Was this a post production oversight? Nevertheless Professor, thanks for your efforts in this video content!💯🦚
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I always direct seed. I see everyone online saying stuff like, mine won't germinate! What method? Paper towel bro, the best. Nah dude, seeds go in dirt bro.
I agree with you and not sure why the paper towel method is so popular with some people. See this video for more information... th-cam.com/video/IaIF4dTz1Pk/w-d-xo.html
I used to use tissue ect but I direct it now works and I find it saves a couple of days
maaaannnn dirt and water is all you need
Highly agree. Get them started in their forever home like any other normal row crop. You can grow huge plants this way from seed.
Direct always works for me
Just started my first grow , went straight to soil and all 4 germinated perfectly
Hope the success continues!
We usually dig a three foot deep hole by about 2 ft wide and fill the hole with good soft soil to ensure good healthy rooting for those initial couple weeks after transplanting also helps maintain a bit of moisture & to help plant roots breathe.
If the water table was higher in your site this would not allow the roots to have sufficient aeration. So knowing exact conditions is important for a grower to recognize and make adjustments. Also, the volume of soil you are bringing in is quite substantial.
Lol 3 feet deep, really? You installing fence posts or planting weed?
@@nymetsfan912yeah, tap roots are usually only about 9" . 3' wide is a good idea though.
I tried both…my direct seed said thanks buddy…then the other seed after about 3 weeks of veg was like …hey WTF are you doing. So for me the jury has spoken …direct plant worked out better for me!
Thanks for sharing!
Can't wait to see the field grow. Keep us updated, Sir!
Also check out this video.... th-cam.com/video/R0DocsILFlI/w-d-xo.html
Stones in the ground can also be beneficial as they interact with the soils electrical conductivity .
The large boulders could be crushed to make rock dust which supplies micro-nutrients to the plants .
Water is also beneficial and can be made into a hydrogen energy source.... how ever too much can kill you (and plants). The same concept can apply to rocks;-) In moderation they can be beneficial, but it reaches a point that the negative impacts out weigh any potential benefits.
@@DeBaccoUniversity Interesting .
for sure, minerals are big deal..
Excellent info. I like to put a clear solo cup with holes at the top to act as a humidity dome and to stop rain from moving them around but I do enjoy direct soil a lot.
That can work on a small scale, but with a little timing and some luck this step can be avoided.
@@DeBaccoUniversity absolutely, most of my methods are for small scale, I forget about large scale operations a lot. I really do like the direct to soil method when it’s been amended, I feel like the roots are getting a big head start being able to work with the microbes right away. I should mention I grow auto flower cannabis so not transplanting is a huge pro with this method, photos seem to do better when started in pots.
I really like your channel and content, it just popped up on my recommend, keep up the good work I really enjoy the videos
Excellent idea
Excellent idea
I start my seeds indoors and then put them out with the rest of my vegetables , I do have a certain place where I grow them but do get volunteer cannabis plants here and there in my garden as early as March .
Sounds like a win-win.
I used to germinate the seed in napkin but when I planted direct into the soil the seedling was stronger in appearance and plant in most case are vigorous throughout its life
The plants do not like their root disturbed.
I put my seeds into 5 gallon containers with peat moss, and place a dome over the seedling to keep it moist and warm.
Sounds simple and effective. On a large scale overhead irrigation can help increase the humidity to reduce the water stress on the seedlings.
How we like it
Been watching for 2 years now, love your content. Really appreciate the scientific approach and how you break down the real science instead of just using anecdotal experience as facts. Super helpful! Also had to do a double take when I was walking around at a university and saw your name on the wall! Not surprised though because you seem very educated and good at teaching!
Thanks for sharing always nice when the internet comes to life;-)
@@DeBaccoUniversity Truly is, enjoy!
Definitely my preferred method no transplanting for me toss the autoflower seed into a 7gal pot and watch it grow. Good video 🤙🤙🤙
In my opinion
NEVER would I or a real grower mess with auto’s never never never never. !!!❌❌❌
I don’t judge but dang. I never had training wheels on bike either haha
Peace and love Growmie
@@muthrfuqrjonz3530 nobody asked or cares. Autoflower is for expert growers novice growers who don't have good grow techniques or feeding programs cant grow them properly i get 15oz easy every 80-90 days off of 1 plant giant frosty nugs anyone can grow photo so its definitely a good thing you stick with those. Leave the autoflower to us experts
Thanks for the comment and sounds like you have an easy and repeatable system. There options to fit different situations, but in the end it is all cannabis.... th-cam.com/video/aGlyhmqnDiM/w-d-xo.html
Dr. Trichome
Didn’t mean to strike a nerve toughen up butter cup it’s a tough world out there .
You’re a comedian. So here is a little something for you.
A wise man remains silent while the fool speaks and remove all doubt.
You said it perfectly but backwards 😂😂😂
You are lost in space , Autos are elementary at best and remedial as well as for beginners ONLY end of story.
Lastly I would happily have a Pepsi challenge against you any day !!
Good luck 👍🏼
@@muthrfuqrjonz3530 I would have enjoyed it more had you been wise instead.
Right on 👍 I like to give the seeds a soak until they just start to crack, then they go right in the soil
This can be effective, but it does increase the handling/labor as part of the growing process.
False, if you crack your seed in water you have to wait till the tap root is strong enough to survive transplantation. If not you tap root will Shrivel up and die. Or you will simply crack the tap root. If your root are not healthy your plants will never be.....
@@Gillyboy-sz4ys I’ve tried both ways your right the tap root health is stronger when it’s in the soil.
@@Gillyboy-sz4ys false? That's what I did and it worked fine. They were bag seeds too. I germinated 10, 7 sprouted and one died. Now I have 6 decent looking seedlings that im going to transplant this weekend.
@@who_cares848 good for you. But that doesn’t mean what I said was false??? New grower that see a tap root just drop there seeds. They don’t wait till the tap root is strong enough they end up killing there seed. have 18 years of growing experience. I have grown in California, Washington, Colorado, and Illinois. This is what I do for a living. And when I germinate 10 seeds I get 10 seedlings. Keep watching TH-cam growing channels for your education, Maybe with more experience you get there too. Or get a job in a professional garden growing 10,000 plants at a time. Then come talk to me. Good quality seeds are to expensive to take chances with. But I’m considered an expert in my field and I teach people to make the home gardens come to life. What do you do with tour life you just come in and say correct statements aren’t true. Thanks for your time. Have a great day.
The first plants I ever grew was in my parents garden and I was 16, they grew nicely
It all starts with good soil.
Right on
Another Banger my friend- Great info! -Michigan love!
Best of luck with your plants.
For cannabis germinating seeds first can save you days of time for finishing some strains properly outdoors. Then place germinated seeds directly into ground/prepared soil, bags. You can prepare the soil in bags weeks before by making Fungal Repositories.
Will this work for containers?
With the price of good seeds now a days I use the rapid rooters then to soil or perlite. I'm a big fan of hempy buckets.
Thanks for sharing what you have found effective.
Fungal Repositories, in a new unopened bag without added fertilizers. Drop bag on bottom to settle and stand on its own. Open very top so you can roll it closed later. Take two hole eggs and a half banana with peel per bag. Place in blender then fill with distilled/rain or lake water. Blend for at least one minute. Using a thumb sized dower or metal rod. Pushing into the soil almost to bottom of bag, rotate rod in a circular motion making a funnel shaped hole. Two holes works best, pour contents into the holes. Roll bag top up and let sit. You can repeat in different holes and the soil will provide the most lush plants ever. I use blueberries, strawberries, watermelons and pineapples to influence phenotypic expressions of cannabis. I also use potatoes to raise nitrogen before flowering. The microbial colonies keep Ph steady, you just keep them in water.
How long do you let it sit?
Thanks for sharing😊 When it comes to bigger boulders that your machine can handle, apart from explosives, heaping wood, burning then quenching after heat treatment "24hrs" will fracture the rock "Remain well clear before commencement of quenching as the boulder will fracture & may become become flyrock.
Thanks for your suggestion and also warning;-)
Yo that's all I do. Just stick them in soil. I'm 78 out of 80 success
I do grow inside
Controlled conditions does help increase the percentage, but it sounds like you have a supportive goring environment for your plants.
Thanks :)
That’s awesome
Yes copying nature works. Man never invented any of this.
If you put a couple aquasorb crystals under each seedling/cutting it will keep the little guys from drying up as easily! 😎😎😯👍
That can be helpful if the substrate allows.
Just started watching your videos thanks from England,
Plenty to keep you busy for awhile;-)
i start my seeds in the soil now, i use a 40 watt LED with 3 UV and 3 INferred diodes, and i keep spraying it takes about 2-3 days usually
Thank for sharing your method.
Great content as always and thank u for the help I'm new to gardening n learn so much from u
Thanks for sharing, glad to help.
That is a lot of work. I like that it employs more people, but I don't like how much the soil structure is destroyed in the process. Laying down rows of composted wood mulch and watering it in well a few weeks earlier would have let indigenous microbes come in and prepare the soil for you. I am sure there is a reason it's done the way it is, it just seems like so much destruction.
The digging is what allowed for an accurate determination of the full soil profile. No amount of microbes can change the fields water table. I wish microbes could prepare soil, but they can only do so much.
@@DeBaccoUniversity I guess that is the difference between farming and gardening. Thank you for explaining it. I bought some 'bad' land in Oklahoma, the soil was hard as a rock and mostly clay, today everything is green and new tree's spring up every year. We used aged composted wood to mulch the whole property, today everywhere you step is fluffy and soft. We don't farm any of it, but I do have several hugelkultur raised beds.
Inspired all the way from Swaziland 🤟
Thanks!
Let’s be real. The seed will germinate whether u put it in a wet paper towel or the soil. It’s just personal preference.
But some methods are more efficient.
I direct sow every time now . works amazing... but I live in a very warm area ... 9b
Location, location, location ;-)
I’ve grown every way you can think of I’ve grown in wet pantyhose shot glass of peroxide I prefer direct but use bevaria basian and a microhiza powder sprinkle ontop before soil covers the top give it a good watering cover with a clear whatever you choose keep in a warm 75 or up environment and no time you got plants direct is best and less stress but it don’t really matter if you have to transplant just do it before root bound and be gentle. I’ve grown seeds in as little as 12 hours before but that will depend on the seed so that might be luck but I’ve had this happen countless times over my 2 and a quarter decades of growing herb
Thanks for sharing.
so if i crack a seed in water and the root sticks out could it be that sticking that in some coco is too stressful for it ? 50% of mine pop up , use their stored energy then just stop , the ones that do start growing allways end up with a small root ball for the container. and ive noticed i get very little smell from the buds,
I would like to see a video on the ways to get higher female ratios, 3rd week , cooler temps,slightly higher nitrogen levels, high humidity, blue light spectrum,and lower hours of daylight 14+ hours a daylight. All of these in the third week after germination will push your female to male ratio to 75/25 or higher at times. Would love to see a professional video on that subject. 🎉
Plant feminized seed.
Awesome video . you shoulda dug up the whole plot with that excavator tho ..haha.
It can be tempting when using large equipment;-)
i have a grow tent and i have some in my glasshouse outside.
The ones in the glasshouse are so much stronger directly in the ground compared to the ones in the tent. I want to give my tent one more chance by putting in one large pot and only a single plant on 80x80x180 cm tent but i think potted plants will almost always loose against my glasshouse ones...
Considering increasing the light intensity.
love the info from here!!
Glad you like the information and appreciate the time it takes to generate the content, so please share it with others!
Thanks bro, don't be shy with the videos
You are welcome, more videos are planned for the future.
Ive been direct seeding since the 1970’s. My fail rate has never warranted any action to do anything different. It’s actually uncommon in my experience for seeds NOT to sprout.
Keep using what works!
It's risky popping seeds straight into the ground outside,bugs,ants love them,snip them off at the base.but it's possible,I've popped seeds in dirt & ended up with 12 footers,huge.
Challenges of outdoor growing....
Could have found a better place to plant then a tarmac, wow that's hard ground...I would have simply used 30 gallon mesh pots for that much trouble...
Changes were made toward overall plant improvement.
You got that right… Same here
More about soil amendments at planting time please.
Like this DeBacco University video: th-cam.com/video/136RRIsdYQI/w-d-xo.html
I never do bags paper plugs .drop a seed use a pencil mikos and water . 3 days up they come . Fast start with tap root and better
Sounds like a good system.
@@DeBaccoUniversity i lose the odd 1 but not often. 20 this run i lost 1 in 4 . In plugs its the same so just to make it easy .
I don't get the obsession with rocks. What's bad about rocks? If the rock is "in the way", just plant somewhere else.
Not being able to maximize plant densities reduces the overall field production.
Please post an update video. ✌️
I from turkey.In how many days will the seeds planted in the soil without using a method germinate.
This can depend on many environmental factors, and germinate is different than emergence. However you should start to see seedlings in 7-18 days.
I rotted one of the seeds indoors in a pot.Hard work indoors.I don,t know if it will grow outside.I planted it outside in my garden in spring.
I DID enjoy that... woow. I need to get here
It is a fair amount of work, so be careful what you wish for;-)
@DeBaccoUniversity So prepared. Learning as much as I can. 💃🏽
I've grown 15 to 20 foot trees in shale,rocky ground,a hole 2 foot wide 2 foot deep & the stems end up being as round as coke cans, sometimes a little bigger,not huge amounts of them 20 to 30 ounces.i X northern lights/Aussie big strain,good sticky Sativa,I X this with white rhino something new,big,fat stuff that's stinks.. outdoors is best.seeds I start in a pot,half inch in,I seeds in with pointy end facing down,that way when it germinate,s,the tap root goes straight down,the leaf pops up towards the sun,it may sound silly but if the root has to turn around to go into the soil it loses vitality & U won't get that big plant.
Thanks for sharing.
@@DeBaccoUniversity i need little stumpy,s?
I never understood why people do the most when it comes to popping seeds
Drop the seed in soil and water it, that’s literally what would happen in nature so why would you do anything else
Rare genetics and limited seeds favor trying to maximize germination percentage.
I threw a bunch of seeds into the top of my trash can lid and they grew like crazy. Put them in the ground. Not sure if they are lady’s I’m hoping last year was a disappointment
Sometime simple works.
Wish your vidz were longer my man
You can play them at 0.25x speed to make them longer;-) The goal is to produce quality and not quantity when it comes to content.
Which fertilizer should we use for flowering and stone formation?
Try this DeBacco University video... th-cam.com/video/FK8N2Oafn1o/w-d-xo.html
Professor ✅
Student;-)
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Is this Matt ? We meet in Niagara Falls Canada years ago
I thought what happens in Niagara stays in Niagara;-) Odds are very likely if it was cold;-)
هل يمكن حصد الزهور فقط للحفاض على النبتة لسنة اخرى فانا اسمع انها نبتة معمرة
بمجرد الزهرة ، تحتاج النباتات إلى العودة إلى الحالة الخضرية قبل أن تنمو مرة أخرى.
This soil looks so compacted and low
In nutrients
Soil test showed optimum levels of nutrients it was the high water table that was the main issue.
Seeds for some strains are quite pale.
There is variability.
No-till seems to be all the rage, what made you decide to till for this field?
Tilling is great for the initial incorporation of lime that was needed to adjust the pH.
@@DeBaccoUniversity thank you! Your videos are such a great resource
Took a bit more time about 2-3 extra days but my seeds popped
Now the fun begins!
Found 2 seeds which is rare now a days, what are the odds I can grow 2 plants?
Depends on the quality of the seeds, if you get one plant from the two seeds I think you would be lucky.
Do I need a light during the germination?
In short, no, but you will need a light at emergence.
Did you label the species?
Yes, labeling is important, with outdoor operations there is a plot plan inside (away from potential rain) to ensure a copy to refer to.
What kind of amendments did you put into each hole?
You see a little starter fertilizer and mycorrhizae.
4:20 what is the spacing you use between holes. From stem to stem I space at minimum 6 feet since each plant outdoors can easily grow branches 3 feet long or longer. When planted to close, it makes it harder for me to control bugs and other plant chores.
Spacing was around 4ft. with off center holes row to row. However, use this as only a guide as "correct" spacing can depend on your planting time, location and specific type of cannabis you are planting.
@@DeBaccoUniversity Thanks for your quick reply.
No problem, glad to help.
What fertilzer is good and safe
Those recommended for plants as long as you follow the label instructions.
That a magnesium deficiency I spy ? I have the same yellowing on the lowers . Just finally figured it wasnt nitrogen and if I feed ( very little ) cal mag and a 0.5-0.09-0.05 tea ( about 5 ml ) after the 3rd set of true leaves I can prevent this . Or spray with baking soda 2% foliar repeat after 4 days.
It is actually a little transport/shipping/holding stress since it took some coordination to get everyone in the field on the same day.
is that micros in the hole?
Yes, some mycorrhizae was added at the time of planting.
How did the field turn out?
Could have been better, but this ha some late season video content... th-cam.com/video/5Lwy7jO_FbA/w-d-xo.html
What are the amendments used
These are based on the soil test report with also some biologicals such as mycorrhizae being added.
I just dig a hole with my finger and throw the seed right in. Lol. Keep it moist and I gather over a pound per plant
This would be difficult in a large scale operation.
@@DeBaccoUniversity lol I toatally missed thee point of this video. I was entertaining my bong. Sorry lmao. Great video. Thank you.
That is simply not true...where did you get your information. People have been directly planting into soil for years and years.....where are you getting or information.
Yes, you can direct plant but typically the germination rate is less than taking extra steps to increase the odds of germination and with the price of seed many growers want to increase their odds of germination.
@@DeBaccoUniversity no doubt, that is true. But with the same reason, expensive seeds. A novice grower will pull the seed at the wrong time, snap the tap root, over water the medium, damage the seed in the transplanting process, damage the seed with to much dirt, add stress to the young plants causing it to never become a strong thriving plant... trust me I use both methods. I even some times can get away with just water and a shot glass if the genetics are strong. I’m sorry not try to rain on your parade. I just am super passionate about growing. Been doing it way too long. So I’m sorry if I came of strong. Just trying to say there is more than just one best way to doing things. Inside and out.......have a great day...
Where is this footage from?
An outdoor cannabis production field;-)
@@DeBaccoUniversity Are you out there on the field ? Or are you just finding videos and then making a power point from the research you've gathered ?
I'll check my GPS and let you know,
but that soil looks so dense
It is quite dense, especially down in the profile which was not realized early on.
Dont think this applies to many of us or even any of us
Sounds like you are part of the indoor growing crowd. DeBacco University seeks to educate all growers.
I see no reason to remove all those rocks
When present rocks make soil amending a great challenge.
@@DeBaccoUniversity i feel like getting rid of large areas of compaction would be the real benefit. Those rocks look tiny to me but I live on the side of a mountain
No pesticides please 🥺
What pesticides were being used?
Hope none.
OK enough rock talk........soil looks like concrete.....
Not all soil looks like potting media.
That soil is trash….
Do not judge a book by its cover.
Rèeeeeeee reeeeeeee no age restrictions 🤯🤡🤡🤡🤡
At least for now;-)
Please post an update video on this grow. To include changes, if any, in this particular sowing process. You didn't mention soil testing, or the nutrients used at planting. Was this a post production oversight? Nevertheless Professor, thanks for your efforts in this video content!💯🦚
This is a version of the follow-up video;-) th-cam.com/video/R0DocsILFlI/w-d-xo.html