Outdoor grow for new growers

[Purfict]

I’m finishing up my first indoor grow, and it’s going pretty well. With where I live, it’s starting to get close to being able to plant outdoor. I just wanted to know a few things.
1. How expensive/what equipment is necessary?
2. How much more difficult/easy is compared to indoor?
3. How hard is it to control pest/animal damage?
4. In pots or planted in the surface?
5. Any other advice to outdoor growing.
My plan was to grow a few sativas outdoor, but give them a few weeks indoor until they fill out about 3 gallon pots.

 

[Imzzaudae]

Don't mess with them. Starting plants early will not help them. It will mess them up. Plant 2 week old seedlings
when it's warm not cool spring.

In the ground or big pot. I like 30 gallon pots. Full sun most of the time, I plan on an hour shade mid afternoon
as the sun passes behind a tree.

Feed and water as needed. Rain water is best.
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