Yesterday late afternoon had an unexpected opportunity to check the outdoor site.
I'm going for the same place as my present winter Mandala Safari F2 girls.
http://www.autoflower.org/threads/tropical-winter-guerilla-grow-ideas.62376/page-28
I've since discovered that my North orientation was a bit out.
So two of the Safari sites are a little too sheltered from sun in the morning.
Dug out three new holes at the site, and will re-use the hole from the early Safari girl already cut down.
The soil is not too bad, a little bit sandy as it's by the river side.
Some smaller rocks here and there, and a fair amount of roots from grass and creepers.
Have to first find a relatively clear area, start digging in, then work around to see where it's easily to dig.
The first two new holes are similar to the old ones, but have more sun access in the East / morning.
The third new hole is in an small area where the local gardeners had planted some old sweet potato.
It's already been worked a bit more, easier soil.
But those sweet potatoes haven't been worked for over a year, I'm guessing - basically wild.
I dig out about a couple of liters (no more than a gal), and throw a handful of chicken shit fert NPK 3-5-4 in.
Cover it up again, and leave it for a while, in case anything wants to dig it up (e.g. local wild dogs...)
Because I went in the late afternoon, it was still daylight.
Some people walk past, prob just think I'm a local urban gardener...
Still thinking about when to plant these young Heavyweight girls out into these holes.
Maybe this coming Monday I will have an opportunity. Let's see.
