Outdoor guerrilla-ing, I wanna try something crazy

I've been snooping around the site garnishing all the knowledge I could muster with growing and stuff.

Aswell with growing a plant or two in my closet, I wanna produce a nice amount of the good stuff.


Now, what if I were to live in a remote village with surrounding areas only consisted of medium-dense forest in a northern Canada location. What if I were to say I have a cabin located twenty miles across a freshwater lake from this village and no one ever goes around. No one. Ever.

There are hills and widepsreads of areas that could I fill up the hills with good plant. Open areas, nutritiuos soils, spectacular hiding areas and completely romote. Would I be able to simply plant up about 300-500 square feet of land with seeds[practically throwing them all over the soil floor], leave it to settle for an entire summer (with the occasional visits and touch-ups) and expect a massive amount of product?

It's just sad my area has all this land and it's not going to good use. I hate how my village has expesive prices for weed, and I want the winter seasons to fly by for my fellow smokers. It'll all be in secret though.

COmments appreciated

Grow as much as you can without getting caught

just tossing seeds has the problems of males, you got to watch those fuckers or else your whole crop is fucked, if i were you i would get something like early girl or another sort of early harvesting strain being your way up north, but yeah, with say 50 good size you and all your bros will be smoking fat

i'd use clones... have say 5 moms going.. and the clone the hell outta them then plant those clones. and the next trip you go up say mid season you could clone all those other plants and you should reach you goal.. just a sudgestion tho..

this sounds like what i was planing on doing at my cottage in remote northen canada aswell
clones would be your best bet 20-30 spaced out every 50feet or so you be amazing!!
i would also get a gps this way you can mark the possitions of each plant when you do go back to check up on them dont wanna forget any haha i would love to see this happen,best of luck!

yeah if you do this you'd have to take a couple of pics.. and Jables&Jakoseph has a good idea but if he makes alot of seeds he will still have the males.. but with clones he won't... it will be all sensi

You can't just scatter seeds and get huge production. If you put in some effort and prepare some nice sized holes you'll be able to get huge production off less plants. Go for maybe 20-30 clones in holes with good ferts/nutes and all that and you should be able to haul in some serious poundage.

Gurilla growing takes alot of hard graft i wish it was that easy it takes me months to find 4/5 good spaces for around 8/10 plants in each,first you got to find somewhere the sun hits the longest then there is pest control,preping the ground makeing sure no one goes there.

yeah it sounded like he had that covered.. and that he has his spot but your right guys youll have less production with more plants that are more noticeable... but if you take care of about 30 good plants you'll have the same harvest.. dig big holes have good soil good nutes and organic is the way to go outdoors.. the chemical ferts kills the micro biology in the soil and the plants roots aren't looked after as well after they die off because the create small air pockets that the roots use... (better the roots better the yeild)

I use those natural open spots to my advantage. A large patch can be sited with arial watchdogs. If you are successful and you yield a good crop, be careful, your local dealer might not like that he has competition, jealousy is the Devils tool. Use it like a weekly or monthly payday, a little at a time, a good cure will make your herb last all year round.
I plant in 1qt grow bags until they are 12" then put two in each hole. The hole is 1sq ft filled with 50% natural soil and 50% worm compost. I use an early maturing variety one that will finish before mid September. I live in northern midwest, and the fall can be cold and moldy, it will ruin your yield. I pull any males and having two in each hole I do not waste as much effort caring compost into the woods. BC Sweet Tooth is nice variety the yield is good and it finishes in early September. Lowryder and its crosses are good for early summer bud, but they have low yield.
Think of harvest and curing such a large yield, its good to plan ahead.

i would rather go with 10 plants that u can water and care for than 200 just to leave em like that,last year i planted about 220 clones taken from 7 different strains all fem. mother plants and maybe 50 more grown from seed,never watered them i was going with the numbers,what i got was 10 plants from that 9 lame 10g no thc hay weed and one beautiful 70g sativa,the climate where i live is similar to netherlands,so now i would never do that again.my advice for u is get 20 fem seeds grow em to about 15 inches and then care for your plants youl get enough

just tossing seeds has the problems of males, you got to watch those fuckers or else your whole crop is fucked, if i were you i would get something like early girl or another sort of early harvesting strain being your way up north, but yeah, with say 50 good size you and all your bros will be smoking fat

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That's why I mentioned a few touch-ups. I read alot on this site, and during that time I will have sheets printed out to the max along with videos to show me what's male and what isn't. I'm ready for this.

this sounds like what i was planing on doing at my cottage in remote northen canada aswell
clones would be your best bet 20-30 spaced out every 50feet or so you be amazing!!
i would also get a gps this way you can mark the possitions of each plant when you do go back to check up on them dont wanna forget any haha i would love to see this happen,best of luck!

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DUDE GO FOR IT IF YOU CAN! I started going on this site and I looked outside my window and saw money and blunts in my next winter time season. And I will definetly space them out, maybe even clear cut about 100 foot of land and plant poison ivy and dope.

Gurilla growing takes alot of hard graft i wish it was that easy it takes me months to find 4/5 good spaces for around 8/10 plants in each,first you got to find somewhere the sun hits the longest then there is pest control,preping the ground makeing sure no one goes there.

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Pest, deers are my main concerns. Humans don't exist where I'm talking about. Hunters will rarely come by them too. No one hunts where I live anymore.


Breeding will be okay with me, too, because there's always next year and a shit load of bad smoke for the season won't do me any harm. This year I'll use for experience, experiment on a load of plants, see how it all turns out and see what I can do next year to improve on the crop. I'm hoping of scoring atleast 20 pounds. If it's horrible, it's horrible. It's still alot to smoke and pay bills.

And like some of you suggested, I will definetly favour like 8 or so plants! I want my personal worthy to be called personal.

Thanks broheims.

thanks for those who posted seed suggestions, too. any more easy-to-grow outdoor seedlings?