For those of you who grow in a forest..
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Gastanker
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How about just not growing on other people's land? If you can't afford a car you are either too young to be growing or should be spending your time looking for a job imo. But if you are going to treck into the woods I'de suggest a backpack. My recommendation would be a hybrid back-packing backpack. My favorite is this REI one. It has nice big padded should and waste straps along with being semi-ridgid (removable aluminum supports). This type of pack has a large volume compared to a typical backpacking rig but still alot of support. The internal and external straps are also very nice when transporting delicate plants. This particular bag also comes with a smaller day pack that zips onto the outside. Pretty nice when going into the bush for prolonged periods.
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Asquad
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Alright well it was a little cold the day I went so I put the lil shovel in my coat inside. Then I shoved the net fencing down my pants and it went up my coat a lil also, i put the stakes in my coat also, I brought the bottle in my coat also.
My advice is to take all of your supplies there, when not many people or cars will be around you. Next you can go there whenever you want to, to set it all up.
My advice is to take all of your supplies there, when not many people or cars will be around you. Next you can go there whenever you want to, to set it all up.
Gastanker
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I well know that the economy is in the shitter. I myself am on the job hunt looking to get paid minimum wage for work I was previously being paid $30 an hour for. And even finding employment at minimum wage is difficult. That doesn't condone growing on someone elses property or illegally in our national forests. If he's in pain I hope he lives in a medical state - thats 1/4 of them now right? In which case he can grow on his balcony, in a closet, or his own backyard. Or hell even at a friends house or friends garden or backyard. The state of the economy doesn't justify poor behavior - thats what got us into this trouble to begin with. Now if he's in no man's land with tons of land all around and plans on growing organic by all means do so. But I highly doubt this considering he's posing the question based on people finding his actions suspicious.
SYROUS
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look jr just find a spot with some dark soil asap till it up add in some leaves and shit in the bottom and when your plants are ready just wrap them in newspaper throw them in a backpack till one more time then plant if your in the city shitty ,find a homeboys cottage or something,use some granular fert and pray for rain,#1 rule keep your mouth shut your mother will jack you(little over the top)but you get the pic,good luck jr
swampgrower
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have someone drop you off or ride a bicycle
mogascreeta
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remember the owner of that property might see you on there land collecting poo and call the cops. dont go to jail for trying to steal poop, just knock on their door and ask for it. say its for a composting project or something.
Istaysmoking
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your lacking one major factor in this whole process, its called common sense. I hope your arrested walking down the street at 2am pushing a wheel barrow with clones or seeds or what even dumbass idea you plan to use.
EEEEEh prob not worth the risk... go find a job save a bunch of money and get a lil moped or a nice running car..
sven deisel
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i wouldnt worrie about going to far into the middle of nowere they blend right in ur main worry should be the critters eating them personaly i love the railroad tracks do u live by any
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mallia420
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just do it one day when ur neighbors arnt home.. haull all the shit out there and hide it under crap thats what i did
sodalite
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i am a backpacker but i dont use my good bags for hauling soil and supplies. what works best for me is a $15 dollar army surplus bag with two padded shoulder straps it will hold more than you can carry. the bag was bought used the padded straps are not the best and hauling dirt is hard work no matter what youve got. but ive used the bag i have now for 3 years and the one before that i bought for ten bucks and still use it to haul turle rocks home-another hobby. if you want good green outdoors be prepaired for some hard work everyone thinks its easy and even if i could do it in my back yard it still would be a bit of work. check out any army surplus store online or if you have one in your area.
perkie
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alright dude im in the same boat as u i dont drive and looking for a job at the min. im going to be doing my first outdoor this year soon and im just gunna get a rucksack and a peddle bike mate. im just gunna have to do a few drop offs to get it done either during the day or late at night. its hard work i know but some cnt have it easy all the time.
n e ways hope u do well and good luck.Similar threads
