I have been wondering if anyone has ever tried this. Make a flat surface with maybe some plywood. nail it up high in a very green and leafy tree and place a heavy wind efficient bucket or one you can nail through on the platform paralell to the ground and grow right there. It would be very hard to spot by people not aware of any plant there. who would think of it being in a tree. I think this would work excellent and matbe the plant will respon to the light better. ANY SUGGESTIONS OR COMMENTS?

What a pain hauling all the water, ph kit, moisture wand, pots and potting soil for transplanting, fertilizers, still more water, etc.

mogie is right; you will have to go to the tree so much that you will wear a discernable path because of all the trips you have to make with water.
If no one will see and follow the path, and you are committed to this endeavor, you can do it!

It is easier and more rewarding (yield wise) to skip the container and see if you can scout out a nice sunny safe spot to put your girls right in the ground...
I only use containers that are easy to water and move with zero chance of any one observing me.

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id recommend that u find a tree and remove just enough foilage for your plant. a little missing patch of branches or something. i consider an outdoor crop a physical endeavor like ninja training.. u will need to access inaccessable places 1-2 a week =)

i am a very dedicated person. me and a friend spent hours and hours looking for one guys crop. he taken ours the previous year.

this is a very common practice in hawaii. noboy reads the cannabibles? they devoted the whole first chapter to this. it just resently came out Jason King Cannabible 3. you can use burlap bags to grow in. as far as nutes, a guano surface feed is timed release so that's not to bad. just a matter of water. i've been growing 20 years and i still don't own any test equipment. just learn to listen to your plants. they will tell you what they want.

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A friend of mine did just that. put it in a 50ft tree beside his trailer. Fed it by hose, only went up a couple of times, and got the bud

AWSOME, the support feels great knowing some of my ideas dont rest with me alone. what did he grow, Big harvest?, what did he use as a flat surface, did he climb it or a latter or somethin

Nicley put mate.

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ha im doing thast right now lol

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