Guerrilla Growing

Hey guys/and or gals. Lately I have nothing but time on my hands due to being out of work due to injury. Anyway, I am just curious if any of you long time Co residents have had an luck with these types of grows. This seems to be the most cost efficient way for me to do this. I have been frequenting alot of other forums as well to self educate myself on. I live in the Colorado Springs area and only know of a few areas to grow. So, I guess my question is has any of you guys done this type of grow, what should I look out for, how often should I go out to the spot.

Any helpful information would be very appreciated. Thanks

You'd maybe need to grow autos otherwise they may not make it thru the full flower? I'm up in the mountains so I only know about my settings and I know it's not possible where I'm at.

Well, funds are very tight for me at this time. I'd be planting about 75 seeds I have been collecting from MMJ I have bought from a shop here in town. I know it is pretty bad when you find about 10 seeds in an 1/8th. I am south of the South end of Academy blvd area. There are a few spots I have been spotting.

can you afford to camp wit the ladies all summer in stealth mode?

Outdoor here is near impossible without constant care. Being dry and wild temp swings makes thing tricky. Automated watering with an old waterbed liner or solar pump from stream/pond would certainly help.
In short no. Good luck. I dont think you could get away with a worthwhile harvest left on it own in most areas here in CO.

Peace

Damn, Homebrew don't give my hopes up! I do know the temps can change very quick..I have seen it go from high 80's to low 60's in the matter of 30 minutes and snowing on the mountain. I only want to do this because doing it in my basement is a no go with the spouse.

As far as getting away with a harvest are you talking about it being ripped? I don't plan on growing a field.. just maybe like 6-8 plants. I just want to see if I can do it again...haven't grown outdoors since 1999 and had a 15 yr hiatus

@6ohMax I just meant pull it off. And yes if it is found by nearly anyone its as good as gone. I just feel with our climate, a "set it and forget it" grow is going to be very difficult. I have had to bring in plants from the yard in the early fall due to low temps and frost. The latter being the real killer here. Happens in a night and all you can do is hope nad pray. Great luck to you man.
Lame on the basement, that is the ideal spot.

Peace

Im going to change the subject quick...I have about 40ish bag seeds....alot of them I do know is Timewreck. I have been thinking about going in on a friend and getting a couple tents set up and doing a Sea of Green. I don't have any genetics right now..but I would love to eventually get about 6 strains going that would help only me with my ailments.

I don't think I could legally pull it off because of my plant count 6/6....on the other hand a sea of green of say 40 plants and keep them low you would only have at most a couple ounces of each plant.


Something like this but not as many

So there is no way the ol lady is going to change her mind on the subject?
get your plant count raised...

Twitch. said:

So there is no way the ol lady is going to change her mind on the subject?
get your plant count raised...

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I dunno, she is slowly coming around but money is an issue as of this moment. She sees that is does no harm. I do have a buddy that is willing to go in on it. IE : go halves on all the grow equipment. Growing in soil. As I said I have about 40 or more Bag seeds and I do know alot are Timewreck.

I would have to wait until it expires to do so. Right?

I have an extra 400w ballast/hood, pots/soil, and some proven genetics you can have. Maybe start small and just do something under your limit until you get your feet on the ground?

disposition84 said:

I have an extra 400w ballast/hood, pots/soil, and some proven genetics you can have. Maybe start small and just do something under your limit until you get your feet on the ground?

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Oh Wow! That's awesome man! You are right about the keeping under the limit, keep things safe for my first time. I'd also have to pick your brain about nutrients and such.

No, You do not have to wait. And that is good to hear aboit your ol lady