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So i've pretty much made up my mind. I'm gonna put posts in the ground and wrap the permiter with several layers of fishing line at multiple levels. Then I'll use the deer net over the fishing line. I just hope the deer won't try to push through this.

Fishing line by itself is the recipe for disaster when dealing with nor cal deer. I agree with you about deer being to balsy, they will get to anything if there is no solid barrier. IDK about using tomotoes to defend weed, as i've had many weed plants chomped. I mean chomped worse than what a...

No prblem. Just remember that the net does have drawbacks as some deer may plow through this stuff as it is not painfull and easy to tear.

I like the fishing line idea. Maybe I will use fishing line around the perimeter of the plot and the deer netting over that so it has the extra support in case one tears or breaks. Not sure if the deer in my area would be spooked though for running into something. Sooner or later it seems...

Yes, deer are about the biggest problem besides potential thieves. They will strip a plant to the stock if they can get to it. I'm in Nor Cal btw.

I'm gonna do an outdoor grow way out in the woods and I need some deer fencing material that I can fit in a backpack. I need to keep the material concealed so hikers and bikers do not see it when I transport it to the spot. I'm thinking that black net used for birds although I'm not sure if...

I live in SF South Bay area and it starts at .12kw and jumps double at each level (.12, .24,.36) Or something like that. I've heard running lights and stuff at night is cheaper and more efficient, not sure if its true though. I'd asl on the indoor growing forum.

I've looked into those mold resistant strains although I wanna be able to use clones for my grow and I'm not allowed to grow any mothers at the house.

anyone else?

ahhh no time to experiment. With all the work that goes into the operation, I want everything to go as smoothly as possible. Plus when a plant molds, the space for a new plant will not be replaceable as it will be too late.

I thought kush molds easily since it is dense

Thanks. Its funny how that stuff originated in nor cal. Don't they get lots of moisture round harvest season? Im talking mendo when I say nor cal. Not where i live

I would although the clones available in my area are not necessarily considered mold resistant, although some my be more resistant to mold.

44 days for green crack!!! Looks like this may be a winner! The others sound great too.

Thanks for the response. Do you know if these have somewhat early harvest times in nor cal?

I plan on having an outdoor garden this year on the coastal area of Cali and only have access to certain strains. The strains (clones) available in my area usually are ones that are common for indoor/medical use. I'm worried about mold issues as the environment here causes plants to mold...

I've had some seeds that were 5 years old. The batch consisted of 2 strains where one strain hatched about 50% and the other had nothing.

THanks for the info. Although I don't have to worry about bears in my area, I'll have to be careful not to attract pigs or racoons. I'm also worried that just the moisture used on my plants will already attract pigs because they love them worms...I know cuz I hunt them bastards.

THey also make motion sensor devices for scaring deer that blast a variety of sounds and light. I think its called a "deer chaser" or something.

I'll look into the injectors, thanks for the info. As far as the 1,000 gallon reservoir, that is too big. I'm planning on using a 55 gallon drum.