Preparing for Outdoor fun

Outdoor Growing
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Hey all, with spring approaching soon here in Southern California I’ve been thinking about my outdoor grow. Last year I lightly dabbled for the first time without paying much attention. I have an above ground table and an in-ground Garden and also some pots that I can be using. The inground will share with tomatoes just like last year and the above ground with lettuce like last year, the pots will also be used this year. I’m just looking for some special tips like the super important ones. I have already turned the soil over and added a lot of leaf matter as well as topsoil and used grow soil from with a lot of perlite blended in from the neighbor

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all together. It’s very cushy. I did the same thing last year and things grew well. Any insight to help me along my journey would be much appreciated. I’ve got a lot of quality seeds and I will be growing photos and autos and I also have a tent indoors that I can use to pre-start anything that is recommended. Thanks in advance. I can’t wait to get started

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Interesting set up out there :+1:t2:

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Im tagging along

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The above ground table had two plants in it last year and I grew three in the ground in the other. The third inground is yet to be.

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I’ll watch. Cali weather is hard to beat

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What strain are you gonna grow thats suitable for YOUR climate? Thats the most important question.

Second is, are thieves a problem in your area? If so a fence is the first priority if you dont have one.

What did u grow last year? It do well?

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@2GreenThumbs I’m not sure which strains yet but I’ve got about 50 different seeds from FB and RQ, and a few friends, photos and autos. My neighbors are all cool and the garden gets covered with my white bug netting. Last year I grew Pravada, Jupiter and Biker. They did good but as I stated I was just messing around last year with no real drying area.

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I wish i was ready with some autos as we are having an early spring evidently.

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