Help need advice for my transplant location!?!

Ok so my spot of choice is a very untouched area with lots of prickely plants and other plants growing like absolutely crazy fast with all the rain we've been getting sinnce the start of the season they've grown from the ground to almost 6 feet.. so do you think that this area will be good for growing marijuana too?.. and secondly it is on a very very steep hill like probably 70 degreese it seems like so will that be a problem for the plant? it is receives lots of direct sunlight probably like 9-10 hours a day atleast and i know for a fact that there are foxes and other animals around this location because i've seen their holes do you think that they will eat my little guy? any wisdom would be much appreciated

a fox probably will eat your plants, and the location seems pretty nice, does it get windy on the hill?

yes it might get a little windy but only if the wind is coming from a certain direction.. do you think if i just build some sort of guard to keep the fox's out everything will do alright?

make a small but tall fence out of chicken wire

wind is nice, it will thicken the stem and make it able to hold more leaves or buds, and chicken wire should keep any small 4 legged pets away, if there are deer or boars around they'll just knock it over and devour all of you plants.

weedstock2010 said:

Ok so my spot of choice is a very untouched area with lots of prickely plants and other plants growing like absolutely crazy fast with all the rain we've been getting sinnce the start of the season they've grown from the ground to almost 6 feet.. so do you think that this area will be good for growing marijuana too?

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Deterance is good but vegetation doesn't necessarily mean it will be good for MJ. Check out my journals and read the article about determining a locations acidity. You want to grow in an area with plants that like a pH 7.0-6.0.

weedstock2010 said:

.. and secondly it is on a very very steep hill like probably 70 degreese it seems like so will that be a problem for the plant?

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The slope might be a problem with erosion, as well receiving adequete water from the rain. You should flatten an area off like terrace farming and cover with rocks or mulch.

weedstock2010 said:

it is receives lots of direct sunlight probably like 9-10 hours a day atleast and i know for a fact that there are foxes and other animals around this location because i've seen their holes do you think that they will eat my little guy? any wisdom would be much appreciated

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Unless you're using fish emulsions or something fox shouldn't be a problem. Bugs and deer are going to be the danger. a fox will just dig around and possibly uproot your plant so don't give it a reason to look for food. General rule of thumb, deer will only eat your plants if there is nothing better. Deer love honey suckles and broadleaf plants, try to have that more accessible, than your plants.

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Fences and camouflage stand out like a soar thumb to anyone that savvy to woods, ie Hunters.

yea defenitely but i know thaty there are no dear here because it's to close to town and i bought a 27 galloon bucket from walmart and filled it with sheep and cow manur and then some potting soil 1 part each and placed it on the hill wherre it can sit and get sun from about 5:30-7:30 at least.. but i just transplanted a couple days ago and it hasn't really grown alot but still a little bit.. is this because i must of broken some roots wheni transplanted?