Unattended plants growing in the wild.

Dfunk

Dfunk

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Just wanted to share some pictures of plants growing outdoors that are not attended to. No ferts - no watering other than mother nature's rain, just growing like a weed - like they should! How dare the goverenment tell mother nature what she can & can't do - they will eventually pay dearly for their actions!
 

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Dfunk

Dfunk

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I'm not sure. I posted a thread in plant problems to see if there is an answer out there. These plant have no pesticides & nothing to keep animals away. I don't believe in that stuff.
 
Iquios

Iquios

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The others seem to be fine, that's a much better site than my guerilla grow. How'd you get the soil there? Did you just carry around a big bag?
 
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k2696

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im doin the same thing growing with no nutes and im not watering either nad its local dirt.....i hope it turns out ok
 
Dfunk

Dfunk

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The site is actually right behind a big shopping center - great place to be sneaky! I used a combination of the soil already there & yes I did sneak back there with a bag of MG as well - don't ask me how I got away with it - I was just sly because there were actually people in the area when I did this. Some of the plants came from seeds that were just thrown in dirt. Nature will find a way!
 
kochab

kochab

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your going t o have to go back there again unless you want heavily seeded weed.
If you don t go back there to get out all the males then you are growing exactly that, just weeds
 
Patricia

Patricia

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lgolos said:
Why is the last one missing leaves?
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when a plant experiences "some" stress it signals hormones with in the plant the increase its resistence and strength. Which results in a healthier, more vigerous plant. stronger plant.

Then theres the whole natural selection thing going on out in the wild. I say lets mother nature do her sweet funky.

outside grower
 
Patricia

Patricia

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kochab said:
your going t o have to go back there again unless you want heavily seeded weed.
If you don t go back there to get out all the males then you are growing exactly that, just weeds
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take a heavily seeded female, plant some, remove any males and grow seedless bud?
:peace:
 
Dfunk

Dfunk

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I'm aware of that happening. My indoors operations are what I focus on for product - those plants are just to watch nature work & maybe just maybe nature will reward my good deeds. My hope is that there are some males & females so they can reproduce & perhaps start future generations!
 
kochab

kochab

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Patricia said:
take a heavily seeded female, plant some, remove any males and grow seedless bud?
:peace:
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yeah but like I said before, you would have to visit the site again In order to remove the males if you want the bud resulting from the grow to be sensimilla

Dfunk said:
Pollen can travel very far & linger in an area for quite some time to my knowledge.
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pollen can travel for miles supposedly, seeding a couple plants would be fine, but If I were growing around you and my plants got seeded because you wanted to let a bagseed patch go wild, I would be pissed as hell.

Dfunk said:
What kind of insect could eat an entire leaf right off the stem clean like that???
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just about any hungry bug in the world....It happens.
 
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Tobias

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does anyone know what to do if the stalks of my plants are not straight? They are growing outside in a flower pot, and I want to get them strait before I transplant them into my garden
 
2hiegh4u

2hiegh4u

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here is mine shes out side im just letting her grow. i found her sprouted up in my yard and moved her to a better spot. shes been growin ever since.
 
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