Totally wooded area, left a bright yellow plastic camping steak in a tree and could not see it from any angles. It is in the middle of a heavily wooded lot of about an acre. No one is ever over there and I found a good spot for about 3 plants. Think it is worth it to toss them out there?
Growing close to home in a wooded area
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trichromalicious
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Indoors is great because you can control the lighting/flowering/height. I wouldn't recommend trying to grow there unless you feel very safe about the area and don't care about your seeds.
Space Angel
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why not germinate them first and then transplant there.
devestating
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iv'e found the hard, that if you germ outside its harder to control, im more of naturalist i love using the sun and rain to my advantage but young plants are a delicious meal to deer, i had 5 plants, one survived, as you can see in my avatar. If i were you i would germinate them using the paper towel method, plants them in some rock wool cubes with small planting pots, put them under either a fluro light for 18 hours light 6 hours dark, or if thats not availble find a spot on your own property and put them under the sun, depending on where you are, mind you if your in the northern hemisphere (canada u.s.) above the equator your a little late, its almost harvest time, if your below the equator then give 'r shit. once the seedligs have grown for a few weeks and show signs of good health and bounty then you can ransplant them outside, keep them in the rock wool cubes for about 2 weeks once they sprout, then transplant to either the ground or a 2 gallon pot, watering every 2-3 days, i dont like to use nutes my self but you do what you want.
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devestating
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some growers prefeer all day direct sun, i find it causes heat strees and burns the plants easily, especially at a younge age, as they start to enter the veg stage increase there light intake, 5 - 7 hours of direct sun should do it, try to pick a spot with a southern exposure
devestating
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i ALWAYS take a new path into my grow area, that way the local foliage can repair and grow upwards limiting my presence, they dont call it guerilla growing for nothing
Blue Moonshine1
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o man im a dumb ass i have always heard that and after walking out there every day now for 4 months i made a huge path... leads you right to gold!!! dam i hope she survives punk ass thieves!
devestating
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o man im a dumb ass i have always heard that and after walking out there every day now for 4 months i made a huge path... leads you right to gold!!! dam i hope she survives punk ass thieves!
well next time you go take a soft rake with you and walk backwards gently bringng up the foliage, it only takes a day or two for a walked path to be upright agian unless of course you make the mistake of making a beaten path
Dysprositos
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Yeah def put up some chicken wire! Your spot sounds like mine. 2 acre island/peninsula actually but has groundhogs and they ate the ones I tried at.
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