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Last year the gremlins got 1of 3 patches. The 1 they found was at a nature preserve where I had success the previous year. They cut them around Labor Day when they were starting to fill in. This year I found a great place and went against wisdom and put all my eggs in 1 basket and ended up w my...

Seems Like You Did Good Brother. Im Down The Road In Lancaster And Had A Good Year Too. Lots Of Pineapple Chunk And Black Destroyer. How Does The Maple Leaf Hold Up Against Mold?E="OG Jewish connissor, post: 13063271, member: 920531"]Safe and sound and in the bag. I got a kush flowered on...

From My Experience, the Pineapple Chunk From Barneys Performs Very well Outdoors. Good Mold Resistance,Grow Vigorously And A Big and Yielder. According To Them It's Supposed To Finish Late Sept. But They should Go Until Oct. Imo. But It's A Good Tuff Outdoor plant. the OTE="GreenThumby, post...

rQUOTE="GreenThumby, post: 13051781, member: 927823"]So with my first grow season under my belt, I learned a lot and owe a lot of my success to everyone on this forums for their info and support. My biggest lesson that I learned is I need to find a few solid early finishing strains for next...

...sometimes luck is key! Bump

They've been buzzing the woods around here too a lot lately. Sounds like you dodged the bullet on that. Sorry bout your plants but glad you still have that pretty one. Nice camo btw

So true:wall:

Wow that's scary. The only thing that makes,you feel better about losing plants is that at least ya didn't get caught with them.

Remote locations are what I'll spend the next 7 months searching for

Lol! Yea maybe next time I should try a little LST. I also should mention that the plants were in a flood plain between the trail and a creek and I've been back there a couple times this summer and heard people walking the creek with their dogs. I dunno ..looking back I should prob'ly consider...

So do y'all think Leo found them or is it more likely that a good citizen did and reported it?

Pics of a couple plants the good folks stole from me

Thanks! It's the worst feeling to see all the hard work gone. I think site selection is the most critical part of guerilla growing and I will take it as a lesson learned. Luckily I have another spot with only 7 plants so hopefully I'll end up with enough bongsmilieto get thru the winter.

Well I'm glad I decided to bolt the day I saw them because my first thought was to hunker down cuz I was in full camo. I just had a bad feeling about it. After culling off the males I only had 17 plants in the ground but a couple were monsters.

Went to check on the girls this morning and they were all cut down. The area is a very low traffic state nature preserve and I've grown there previously with success. I visit once every other week and like today I normally go there before sun rise. I'm always conscientious about leaving a trail...

Thanks! That seems like a way better option. I have 2 nore plants basically right beside the infected one and I'm very nervouse. I'll definitely be looking up some actinovate, I appreciate the advice guys:hump:

Thanks for the input guys. I've never had this issue before either. Whatever it is,it's very bad and killing these plants fast. I fed with ff grow big 1-2x month throughout veg and top dressed a couple times w/ happy frog all-purp 5-5-5 and had just recently applied some Jamaican bg and a week...

Hey guys I think I'm forced to move some plants. I'm doing a small guerilla grow in a dense patch of woods between cornfields. The plants are in ground with super soil/native soil mixed. There are 4 plots with 2-5 plants in each. Just lately I've had a few plants wilt and die and I believe it's...

It's been high 70s low 80s and 60ish at night. I'm afraid it could be fusarium wilt which will prob'ly be the death of it and I'm even more worried about the other plants that are near it.