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Hi guys!

 

I am planning an outdoor grow for Spring 2015. I am from Eastern Europe and the climate is temperate here. I want to try and grow some old fashioned bio outdoor grass.

I have found a great location. It is a house which has been entrusted to me. Nobody lived there for the past 8 years, no neighbours etc. The problem is that it is about 50km from where I live. I was thinking about setting up an irigation system and I think that would take care of the regular watering.

 

My main concern at the moment is that I don't know where to grow the seedlings until they are strong enough to be transported there in the outdoor garden. Please help me out with some suggestions. Keep in mind that I am a novice, currently on my first grow. You can check that out in the outdoor growing section under Big Bang Auto.

 

Thanks a lot! I wish you all a great day!;)

 

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well for the first week to 2 weeks if you have a little balcony or garden in pots it will be perfect, if you have to leave them in the wild try to find a nice little greenhouse that will hold them the first 2 weeks, and keep them safe from the animals, a little more at least ^^

 

Good luck man

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Hey mate!;) Thanks for the quick reply!

 

I am currently on my first grow. But I only have 4 plants. This isn't an issue at all to start them here but for the Spring I am thinking maybe 20 plants and that is going to be hard.

Next weekend I will go to check out the spot as I have never seen it and maybe I'll post a few pictures and I can get some more suggestions. The downside for starting them there is that it is pretty far away (50km) and thewatering will become an issue...

 

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