what are the chances of a plant surviving if i plant it and leave it?
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Mindmelted
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You would be surprised....
Arctyler
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do you mean surprised on how well they do?You would be surprised....
smokingbluntsadailyroutin
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yea all depends on where and what the climate is going to be and the lighting i wouldn't bank on it
nick17gar
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best thing to do is to check out some guerrila grow guides.
theres things to look out for, to raise the chances of success. first id let it get to about a foot tall, that means thats rodents wont devour it in 1 sitting, it also means the roots are big enough to start working immediatly, and some shock wont kill it.
also, you dont want it recieving direct light all day, or be in soil thats too wet (or is submerged during rain storms).
should also hang out where you plan to plant it, so you make sure theres no visitors, humans, or animals. check for tracks, broken sticks, walked on areas, or anything else that might be a sign that your not in a secluded area, alone.
Guerrilla growing is loads of fun, and a pretty big pay off if ya get it to work, personally, i go out on my bike, take a few clones with me in a backpack, and about 30 miles outside the city, i get off, hike a bit, use a GPS locator to mark the spot (so i can find it again months later), and hope its still there when i come back. i do this with clones, perhaps i took too many, and need to get some space back.
Also, time of year is key, spring is good, but the plants will get huge, so i aim for summer. take some GOOD SOIL with you, rich in nutes, and use that to perk up the dirt there. also a small hand shovel, a bottle of water for you, and another for the plants.
theres things to look out for, to raise the chances of success. first id let it get to about a foot tall, that means thats rodents wont devour it in 1 sitting, it also means the roots are big enough to start working immediatly, and some shock wont kill it.
also, you dont want it recieving direct light all day, or be in soil thats too wet (or is submerged during rain storms).
should also hang out where you plan to plant it, so you make sure theres no visitors, humans, or animals. check for tracks, broken sticks, walked on areas, or anything else that might be a sign that your not in a secluded area, alone.
Guerrilla growing is loads of fun, and a pretty big pay off if ya get it to work, personally, i go out on my bike, take a few clones with me in a backpack, and about 30 miles outside the city, i get off, hike a bit, use a GPS locator to mark the spot (so i can find it again months later), and hope its still there when i come back. i do this with clones, perhaps i took too many, and need to get some space back.
Also, time of year is key, spring is good, but the plants will get huge, so i aim for summer. take some GOOD SOIL with you, rich in nutes, and use that to perk up the dirt there. also a small hand shovel, a bottle of water for you, and another for the plants.
Homer13063
Active Member
I heard once that weeds grows like weeds. Ever hear of Ditchweed?
But, I have never done it myself... I'm gonna... One of these days!
But, I have never done it myself... I'm gonna... One of these days!
Homer13063
Active Member
I almost forget... Get 1 male & it screws up the whole thang. They can pollinate for a mile or so...? not sure, but that would suck big time.
Scatter $200.00 feminized seeds???
Scatter $200.00 feminized seeds???
