@Nug-bug thankyou then two gallon bucket it is 
@soilman837 you may want to consider a larger fabric pot than 2 gallon. Most of us use 3 or 5 gallon for indoor. Being outdoor, your plant will have access to real sunlight and its root system will get much larger than indoor. In a 2 gal pot, your roots will definitely grow thru the fabric into the ground. Shouldn’t be a problem, unless the natural soil isnt suited for growing. You could dig a larger hole, fill with store bought soil and a fabric pot on top so that when the roots grow thru, they will hit nutrient rich soil!
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I’ll just dig a hole like my other ones done problem solved
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Three years ago I grew a haze plant that was in a tire on a rock in full sun. So all you have to do is dig a hole add rocks to the bottom and call it a day. The hole will probably be three feet deep and three feet wide. My haze plant was four feet tall no pics unfortunately but she was a sexy mama👍
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cant wait 
Where you getting the light from? 50 lumens per watt is pretty low. A standard a19 household led bulb is about 100 lumens per watt.
In comparison, those bulbs are usually 700-1000 lumens output. And you can run it 24/7 on household power for an entire year for under $10. When you go back to our conversation a couple months ago, this is what I was referring to.
Outdoor space looks promising!
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Then out doors it is
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My buddy’s Dad has been breeding haze in his backyard for about ten years so my friend is giving me a bunch. I’ve grown it which is awesome.
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@MattyBear you doing another greenhouse grow again this year 
Not sure yet. Knowing me, yeah lol.
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The stakes are in about six inches deep. I saw someone online growing in recycled grocery bags that you can buy. Pretty similar to grow bags.
All I’m going to do now is put them over and cut the door and guerrilla tape and Velcro the doors edges. Jorge Cervantes greenhouse YouTube.
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I’m looking forward to seeing your pictures
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I’m doing it Sunday
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We’re supposed to get big storm 
So probably sometime soon
Those people are right lol 
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Jokes ;)
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It’s very well hidden even for me to get too. I dug a hole about a 1 1/2 foot deep and 3 feet wide. The bags are tide on all sides and all you have to do is just un tie the first to to get in.
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