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There are many things you can do in the garden this weekend. You need to pick a chore and do that first.
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Growing Weed Tips for Beginners

Have you tasted a yum joint lately, and wondering how to grow such a yield? If you are contemplating growing weed, and keeping it a secret; our list of handy tips will let your passion for green grow into full bloom.

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Good seeds lead to healthy growth

Buy seeds from a trusted retailer who knows well the property of his product and grow your own weed. You will be disappointed, if you are experimenting with some anonymous variety of weed. Good seeds are what you require for a suitable indoor growth, more than the environment in which, the plant is growing.
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Proper space and lighting

Divide the closet into two halves with one smaller in size than the other. Ensure proper lighting like fluorescent tubes for growing weed in your closet. Also you would need 250 or 400 Watt bulb during the flowering period. It is important that you transplant the weed after 3 weeks into a larger pot and expose it to lighting 12 hours a day.
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Maintain proper temperature

Use a small fan to exhaust air from your closet when the lights are switched on. This will gently blow on the growing weed plants, and also maintain a cool temperature inside the closet.

Full article @ http://everythingaboutweed.com/growing-weed-tips/

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I find my greenhouse is at its most useful in spring, when I’ve got lots of little seedling plants and cuttings growing on which can’t be planted out until the danger of frost has passed, in June. When they all get planted out, there’s a lot more room, and I can then give more room to my tomatoes. I also grow early strawberries (Mae, from Marshalls) in pots because in the warmth they fruit in May, as their name suggests. I grow most veg outside when possible, less trouble to water etc, but you could grow any semi-tropical plants that might not like the unreliable British summer, such as cucumbers, aubergines peppers and your favourite chillies etc. Most herbs would grow best outside as it would be too hot in a greenhouse and they need the fresh air, but you could certainly start off the tender ones, like basil, from seed early on and then move them out in June. In a greenhouse you’ll probably avoid some of the problems like tomato blight which affect outdoor plants, but in its place you’ll get pests such as red spider mites and aphids, which like the warm sheltered conditions.
There are lots of books on greenhouse growing – try the public library for ideas, or browse online.

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All garden centers now have an organic product section. Go take a a look, you’ll be surprised what they stock nowadays.