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Hello fellow smoker enthusiasts! Well here we are in the year of 2009 entering another 2009 outdoor grow season. These are the plans for 2009:
# of Plants:60 plants with a 50% female success rate giving a grand total of 30 healthy female plants. Expected Yield:I am going with conservative numbers and will hope for 150 grams per plant. Therefore, giving me a total of 10 pounds. Strain Choices:
There will be 10 locations where I will grow in groups of 6 initially and then at time of determination of sex will by 50% success rate be reduced to groups of 3. The areas of which I have chosen are all in suburban areas with large forest/swamp/meadow/empty field areas. They will be kept out of the public's eyes. Helicopters may be a problem for my main area as it is constantly flown over by commercial/private air crafts. I guess my question is whether this plan looks solid or not? Also, a few other questions:
Thank you for taking the time to read about my 2009 Outdoor Gro-Operation. Please any feedback/advice is appreciated.
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Where are the outdoor growers here on RIU?
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i can answer your first two: Yes fox farm is defiantly suitable and i would do something more than coyote piss... its not worth the risk
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whiterain, just a quick question so we know where to start - is this your first big grow?
As for the questions, I don't know about #1. I just use the soil in my grow sites. #2, no way is coyote urine going to keep deer away. wolf urine, maybe, but coyote urine is unlikely to impress a hungry deer. Coyote urine is for rabbits, and I even question the usefulness of that. I'd suggest doing a forum search using the search tag "deer". You can spend a week just studying the threads that have been done on that subject. #3, again - just do a search. It really varies a lot. Different insects respond to different treatments, and the products I use depend on what bug happens to be infesting my plants. #4, no - probably not. Not if you have them spread out as much as you seem to be planning to do. It's when you harvest them, and have them all in one spot, that the smell will be a problem. And believe me, with that many plants, smell will be a problem. #5 - it really depends on the jurisdiction. There is no definite answer. On the one hand, generally speaking cops don't bother messing with 3 or 4 plants out in the woods, because they've just got too many other cop-things to do. But on the other hand.... you never know. There are no certainties, only likelihoods. The likelihood is they won't mess with you, but if by some chance they spot several of your sites in the same area, and start to suspect that maybe it's the same guy, well... suddenly it starts to look like a more attractive target. #6 - it's hard to give details without knowing more about the area you're growing in, but what I generally do is go in on foot during the daytime, cut 'em and trim 'em in the woods, put the branches in garbage bags, walk them or boat them out somewhere close to a road or parking lot late in the afternoon, and come back after dark. Depending on the grow site. One other thing - why so many strains? If this is your first big grow, I'd really recommend against it. Pick one, maybe two, and keep it simple. Each strain will behave differently, grow at different rates, mature at different times, look different, maybe have different water requirements and temperature tolerances, you name it. All your plants will look different from one another, and if you're an inexperienced grower, you'll have a much harder time figuring out if that's because there's something wrong with some of them or if it's just because, well... they look and act differently. |
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Good point, and I've heard that it does. But I don't know if anything really works every time. You just have to accept that over the course of a season, you're going to lose some to the critters. I don't have much trouble with it, because I picked a site where there really aren't many deer or rabbits. Too rugged and hard for them to get around in.
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As for harvesting the plants I think I will have to have them dispersed among a few homes/apartments for the drying/curing process. Is cougar urine available for purchase somewhere? Quote:
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use fishing string to make a fence and use bushes and trees as the fence post lol.ive never done it but read about it on here.
just put a string going like 6 inches above ground then 1 foot then 3 feet
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As for the flowering stage would one have to worry about deer and such eating the actually buds or just the fan leaves?
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i would imagine that a deer would eat whatever was green .probably would eat the whole plant if the stem isnt big enough to be like hardened wood yet !
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