GreenTreeMachine420
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If one were to grow outside, a guerilla grow in specific, which would do the fellow best in terms of: the highest yield, overall needed growing time, and have the ability to be unkept for a week or two constantly?
From seed it grows faster is more disease resistant and more hardy. Clones finish a week or two faster than from seed and are garanteed female.
From seed it grows faster is more disease resistant and more hardy. Clones finish a week or two faster than from seed and are garanteed female.
I have used dog hair for deer forever, and it has never failed me, maybe once in all this time I had deer damage, but not from eating, I think a deer actually ran into one of the girls, and there was minimal damage, just a little bending. As for seeds or clones, if you don't have alot of time to sex when preflower time comes around, definitely clones. Different strains preflower at different times, so you pretty much have to get out and check and pull the dudes every day until sexing is complete, and if you miss a bunch of time, you could return to find a banana tree dude standing between all your ladies
Just my two cents from personal experience, but dog hair has never failed me, and I am in highly populated whitetail deer area. Maybe its because my plants are never outside that early (there is always other vegetation for them to eat on by the time my plants are out) The problem with a fence for me is that it is a fence. If you're worried about stealth at all, a fence would be alot easier to notice by a surprise hunter traveling through the woods. But they could walk right past a plant, with dog hair scattered about and not even notice it. I agree that a fence is the most reliable, it's just not practical for me to put something manmade in the middle of the bushes where nothing manmade exists
For me, I'll be using seeds outdoors. That's because I'm growing all Dr. Greenthumb strains, and they are all feminized seeds (The Dr. Fems with silver instead of a hermied plant, so there's not really a risk of hermieing.). Actually, I've never seen a grow journal where one of the doc's fems DID hermie! He's gone so far to say that they have a 0% chance of hermieing. Anyways, that's just my two cents, based on my own plan of action.
what do you mean by hardening them off, and how do you do it?