Betty asks…
Growing Weed all up in the woods?
wan’t to get some deep c batteries hooked up to a hid light on a timer attached to a wind generator and a submersible pump in a bucket of water on a timer as well to water my weeeed.
What do you think dig?
GardenersCardiff answers:
Well..if you grow outdoors man you don’t really need lights.. And you dont need alot of plants to supply yourself and others. Plant like 5 plants man give them vitamins 
when its buddin dry them buds and enjoy c:
where i live (CA) theres no woods to grow so I got my own 2 plants growing indoors with ultraviolent fluorescent lights mmm they smell so good. In june it will fully ripe and I will have so much weed i will bathe in it and wash my face in it in the morning and smell it and love it and smoke it hahhah xD
Sharon asks…
Who grows the weed for the government to sell legally?
For patients with medical needs.
And which lab grow the most for the government?
GardenersCardiff answers:
The government has its own facilities for growing,processing and distributing its “medical weed”.
However,the process for an individual to get the gov’t. Weed is a long process that starts with your Dr. Who must certify that you need it because there is no other relief for you.
Then gov’t. Review boards take over.
If you get your gov’t. Issued weed,you can smoke it in front of cops with impunity,but you can’t sell it OR give it to anyone else.
Helen asks…
How to grow weed? Can’t get it past baby stage?
I want to grow one plant. But I can’t ever get it past the little tiny baby plant stage. What do I do? How can I grow this one plant and it be successful. Weed is a weed. And weeds shouldn’t be that hard to grow.
GardenersCardiff answers:
I looked into growing it once ago and learned a few things. First you can try growing multiple little ones untill they are strong on there own and just keep one. Keeping soil moist is probably pretty important but not totally soaked either. I believe they like lots of light, flouresents are alright but still a little weak. Grow lights are designed to replace actuall sunlight so they are alot more effective. Theres lots of info on the interenet. Just research it and find out how much light you need, and other stuff. I believe there is even forums on how to grow weed
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Sharon asks…
What temp is too cold for growing herbs?
when it got warmer i started my own tiny herb garden outside. it’s supposed to drop to about 40 degeres tonight. Should i cover them? Will they be ok?
GardenersCardiff answers:
If they are very young plants cover them.
I lost some sage this winter but it was -18. But my bay and chives and mint and thyme survived and are thriving again
Richard asks…
What herbs and vegetables can I grow indoors?
I love cooking (A lot) and would love to try growing some of my own vegetables or herbs, but I don’t have a garden!
I do however have a fair bit of inside windowledge space by windows that get a lot of light during the day, does anyone know any vegetables, herbs or anything that would be suitable for growing in these conditions? And how would I go about it?
Should probably say, I already grow some plants/flowers etc inside and they actually seem to grow fine (Including an orchid oddly)
GardenersCardiff answers:
Not really anything will grow well inside. The light is never enough and they tend to grow long and spindly. For more knowledgeable answers try www.gardenweb.com which has Forums for every kind of plant question, free and no hassle.
William asks…
i want to grow my own herbs. What herbs are suited to the same pot,?
I preferably would like to grow corainder, sage, rosemary, parsley, basil and thyme.
can I just pot them any old way, or am I best keeping basil away from sage for example.
I heard 1 type can take over, just wasn’t sure which one, if it’s mint, that’s grand, cos wasn’t going to plant it anyway..
GardenersCardiff answers:
You need a large pot or at least several pots if you want them to continue to do well, and you need to decide if you want to mix annuals with perennials or if you’d prefer to have one or the other. Anything in the mint family is a bad idea to plant together. Spearmint, peppermint, some basils, lemon balm, bee balm (aka bergamot), catnip and even fennel are all going to run everything else out of the garden, if you want an of these, plant them seperately and give them lots of room. Other than that I’d keep rosemary seperate also b/c it doesn’t like water as much as some of the others. Honestly they all do better if in the ground, but depending on you and where you are some herbs do better than others in or out of pots. I would not start planting now though the season is getting to late, it’s almost harvesting time. I usually start my garden from seeds indoors at the end of January or the beginning of Feburary, that way if something should not take well I always have the option of getting an established plant. I usually then add bits and bobs that I find but I stop around the beginning of May.
I hope this helps.
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