Trail to plants

Dutch Ma5tar

Active Member

• Jul 30, 2008

• #1

Hey everybodyy.. Well I've broken a big rule when it comes to outdoor cultivation. I've used the same path to my plants so many times i've pretty much developed a trail to every single one.. (Resembles somewhat of a deer trail just wider and more used) It's pretty noticable. Even though the plants wouldn't be noticed unless you have a very trained eye, there is still that possibility. Does anyone know a good way to covor the trail back up? Thanks!

 

CanadianGrowMan

Well-Known Member

• Jul 30, 2008

• #2

well, the only thing i could see you doing is maybe take a dead tree and make it look like it fell over right where your path starts (assuming the path is leading into a forest or something).
Maybe post some pictures of the trails?

 

kkkllol

Active Member

• Jul 30, 2008

• #3

iv'e heard of people fertilizing the trail so it stays green .the tree idea sounds good too.

 

CanadianGrowMan

Well-Known Member

• Jul 30, 2008

• #4

yeah fertilizing it might work. but i'm saying any kind of natural looking bush, fallen tree, basically anything that will cover it up.

 

VictorVIcious

Well-Known Member

• Jul 30, 2008

• #5

There was a grow in cass county mich like you are talking about, helicopter spotted the plants, trail told police what door to knock on. I hope you don't have this problem. VV

 

Orange Shovel CAGrower

Well-Known Member

• Jul 30, 2008

• #6

ive kind of got the same problem. recently, i have been throwing leaves/surrounding brush material near the paths every time i visit. even like this, it is clear someone has been there...i am just praying no one sees the path

 

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PiffGuerilla

Well-Known Member

• Jul 31, 2008

• #7

I have a similar problem too but the way you gotta do things is make the trail go in different directions and almost checkpoints where you can keep making secret entrances, that way people would get more stuck on where to go, thats what i did this year, even though there is still minor trails you may see in the air. Good checkpoints are evergreens, thorn patches, anything with a good bed

 

VictorVIcious

Well-Known Member

• Jul 31, 2008

• #8

You guys should check out some of Beaners information on growing guerilla. He hasn't been around in a while, his thread should be. VV

 

mexiblunt

Well-Known Member

• Jul 31, 2008

• #9

Yeah what ever happened to beaner? he inspired me last spring, I did one plants. this year graduated to 30 give or take. He was always interesting to read and watch.

 

Orange Shovel CAGrower

Well-Known Member

• Jul 31, 2008

• #10

i cant find much on trials and stuff, but he does give lots of good guerrilla info...it makes me wonder if he actually is mexican