Forget the tomorite, save that for an emergency feed if you balls up. if you pump them outdoors you run a higher risk of mould with the increased flower density and it takes a lot of liquid feed in the ground to have much effect as it's flushed when it rains. pick your feed timings well if you are going to bother. wait for a dry spot so they munch the feed solution up fast and it isn't washed away by rain. you may be better off amending native soil than bringing it in. I recommend blood fish and bone, or that sort of thing, for outdoor use. I find if the native soil isn't too bad, turning the patch over with bf&b if all you need to do. backbreaking work that can take a few days by hand but well worth it.
dig as big a hole as you can, even if it's just to turn the earth over. you can't dig too deep.
dig your fence under a good foot, rabbits and badgers are good diggers
slugs are cunts, copper wire works ok if you cant be bothered with slug pellets. I recommend them both in combination.
let some local plants grow around the stalks and then lollipop your canna. this keeps the moisture in the ground and gives you better cover from the air. Then when everything starts dieing off at the end of season clear the undergrowth right out for mould prevention. airflow is important late in flower.
tall is good if it's not bait.
put some autos in with your regs for an early smoke, by the time the regs need more space the autos are harvested.
pick your strains carefully. strains that really haul ass outdoors are few and far between. I have seen a lot of people with bagseed sativa genetics harvest nothing at all, and conversely, a lot of people with sensible strains harvest sacks full of primo.
dont put all your eggs in one basket, 3 sites or more is good. hedge your bets. more the merrier.
play the numbers. don't treat it like indoor. put out ten times as many as you would like to come good.
make sure your sites are real stashy. don't be tempted to dot the odd plant about. if somebody finds a plant, they will look around for more.
use tall fence. rabbits are good jumpers.
make sure there are no things around for animals to climb on to jump off or otherwise help them get up the fence. you want a clear perimeter both sides of the fence.
you want a south facing patch ideally.
make sure your site gets early morning sun. this is important. it helps dry the buds from the morning dew, this is a big deciding factor and often overlooked imo.
it's best to start plants indoors, I have used cfl and hps in the past, they don't mind what. the windowsill is ok but does produce lanky bastards. you can of course bury the stems up to the cots but it makes transportation to the sites harder and riskier. plant outside any time after the first set of true leaves are an inch long. you'll have to judge local climate as to when, but earlier the better, for a longer veg.
top the fuck out of them.
you will need cages or some other type of plant support. they can get big outside and with big plants come big buds. a weighty 4 foot cola cant often hold itself up.
try to do a lot of the trimming, at least just the fan leaves, on site. it saves a lot of mess back home and it can't hurt the land.
I will pop back as and when I think of anything else.
I havn't grown outdoor for a few years but may have to have another crack in 2015, I miss it, much funner than indoor and I seem to yield a lot more too. not to mention the smoke is nicer!
Best of luck to you sprink and all guerrilla growers this year 
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peace
