Alright I am going to purchase some white widow seeds ten to be exact. I am planning on germinating them and puting them in my forest behind my house. I am going to take pails of good dirt and bury them somewhat and transfer the plants when ready. Im only worried about bugs and animals and how big do you think my white widows will get if thier outside people say more then four feet even though that is what they say they will grow to, and my lighting in the summer will only be around 16 hours of light. is that enough for some good buds im planing on giveing them nutrient water on the days it doesnt rain and just let the rain take care of them on rainy days.I am in wisconsin to so our growing seasons are fucked up but i dont think it will matter. Do you guys see any flaws in my plan?

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The dirt stashes are good idea ,I think, I'm doing the same thing right now,also it will give you the idea if the spot is safe or not if they been tampered with...Are you planing on seeng your girls every day it dont rain?Sounds too riski to me,I rather sacriface a bit of sunshine but all my spots are a few feet from water,I'm hoping the roots will do the rest...Ive read somewhere that 4 hours of dirrect sunshine is enough.I 'm thinking fishing line and some deer repellent should be enough, cos i'm planing on visiting them every 2 weaks or so, thats when Ill feed them, I got early misty 20 seeds + some local seeds about 20 more and planing on keeping them indoor for the first 30 days under floresants ( i got a bunch) than cutting the light, onse I pick the ladies the're going out,should be middle or end of april, let me know what you think...

Did you say your forest? Does the land belongs to you?

Forests (at least where I am from) have tree canopies that block out the light. Your plants will need a lot of light. Indirect light doesn't cut it. You will disappointed with the results. Plus like the post above if the land doesn't belong to you it is a bad risk. How do you plan on controlling the bugs, mice, deer, hunters, hikers, etc.?

he just means woods, not forest

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How do you plan on controlling the bugs, mice, deer, hunters, hikers, etc.?

I thoght the whole point of outdoor growth was to do it away from your residence, in case they see the plants ,you can always deny you had anything to do with it...Around here a few houses were confiscated,I dont know if it was because they were selling too or just growing , but i'm not about to take this risk...Better loose a few plants than your house...

definatley. And if you have young kids they can confiscate them also. But if you have a lot of your own land u better do it deep and in spots that have brush and havent been groomed in a while that way people dont want to go through the shit. as for growing in someone elses land, just dont get caught in the act. if it is very close to your home and not your land u should do it all at night. also a good idea because i think plants would react to water and nutrients better when resting at night. or it coul be the other way around

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