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According to the seed vendor, these aren't supposed to grow taller than 70-80cm, so I shouldn't try to train them since they won't grow to be that big?

I've been guerrilla growing two autos, they're about a month old. I thought I'd try training them, is there any point to doing it when growing outdoors, and is there anything extra I should know about if doing it? I just tied them with some rope for now, but I'll be buying plant twist ties if I...

I planted this seed 2 days ago around half an inch into the jiffy pellet. It pierced the surface yesterday, since then it's been growing sideways with the white (root?) exposed, what's up with this, is it normal? Should I do anything? Also what's the fuzzy stuff at the bottom? Thanks in advance :)

I didn't move it until after I found it lying on the soil, looking a bit rotten, at that point I carefully placed a piece of perlite under the leaves. I shouldn't have moved it enough to damage the taproot. I think you're right about it being too wet, ugh, I always do this...

It's amazing how often that's the solution to plant problems, thanks for the help. :)

The first picture is from 21st of March, which is a couple of days after planting it after having it in water for some hours. It had just sprouted, but didn't sprout like any other seed I've planted, the seed had kind of pushed itself to the surface and then opened up exposing it's cotyledon...

That's actually a really useful trick, I'll make sure to go out this Thursday and see if it blocks the morning sun.

When I was there I dug a bit into the soil, it's pretty wet, not marshy though. I don't know if it's only wet because of the heavy rainfall recently, or if it's a wet area, I'll have to go back up after a dry period. I haven't heard of swamp tubes before, thanks for letting me know!

I'm also feeling a bit uneasy about how open the area is. I'm not a big fan of hiding in plain sight. Used to live in an area with overgrown brambles everywhere, but where I live now seems to only be farmland or commercial woodland, it's a shame I didn't realize the opportunities back then. :wall:

Would something like Coco-coir mixed into the ground work as well, or are polymer crystals the way to go? I haven't heard of them before so I'm just curious if they serve a similar purpose. Thanks again for the advice :)

Thanks for all the responses! I didn't consider that the treeline could be a problem, but I should go check out the place again and make sure. When I was looking around I found a lot of stagnant water inside a 1000-foot area, but it's also a very wet time of year, so that might be temporary...

For the past few weeks I've been scouting for my first guerrilla grow, until now I've mostly tried to find clearings in thick forests. Yesterday I was walking around and I walked through this young forest filled with spruces, and saw that the ground was covered in dead ferns. Since ferns love...