Is there a Good Healthy Way to Keep My Outdoor Garden under 3 1/2 feet?

D52088

Member

• May 31, 2011

• #1

UPDATE! Pics now on page two.


Hi as the title mentions, I am looking for a way to keep my babies close to the ground and away from prying eyes. Is there a way to keep them low, and also retain a good yeild?


I appreciate any good advice. Thanks

D

 

TheFinkler

Member

• May 31, 2011

• #2

LST 'em. Makes much higher yields anyway.

 

tip top toker

Well-Known Member

• May 31, 2011

• #3

String works well.

 

angryblackman

Well-Known Member

• May 31, 2011

• #4

Do a search for LST and supercropping. That should take you in the right direction.

 

D52088

Member

• May 31, 2011

• #5

angryblackman said:

Do a search for LST and supercropping. That should take you in the right direction.

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Thanks angryblackman I will check that out.

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Throwed

Active Member

• May 31, 2011

• #6

Grow Indica dominant strains.

 

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sm0keyrich510

Active Member

• May 31, 2011

• #7

Personally i'd go with LST.

Or as throwed said you can grow indica or indica dom strains...


personally though if i could grow outdoors id want to grow 100% sativas and other strains that are more suited to be grown outdoors.

 

D52088

Member

• May 31, 2011

• #8

Thanks alot for everyones help. I have also come across some ideas with camouflaging them. One thought I read involved clipping silk flowers all over them. Whatcha think?

Thanks again
D

 

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sm0keyrich510

Active Member

• May 31, 2011

• #9

D52088 said:

Thanks alot for everyones help. I have also come across some ideas with camouflaging them. One thought I read involved clipping silk flowers all over them. Whatcha think?

Thanks again
D

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that could work for this time around but for next time go to a gardening store (or home depot) and get some plants that grow 8 ft or so tall that look similar (in leaf color) to mj and plant them in a decently large circle...

when grow season comes around plant ur plants in the middle of the circle and no one will know they are there.

 

D52088

Member

• May 31, 2011

• #10

Sweet! I already have them in a garden with a nice jalepeno plant and about a dozen tomatoe plants I will post some pics soon.
But the circle idea is great. Thanks

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Nocturnal1

Active Member

• May 31, 2011

• #11

LST fsure. I was amazed at how fast my FRESHLY transplanted baby took to it. The flowers work too, but that wont work close up.

 

D52088

Member

• May 31, 2011

• #12

Here is some pics of what I have going atm. I used to grow indoors years ago. This is my first outdoor venture.