First time florida guerilla grow needs help
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crazyhazey
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they're lookin nice man! keep up the good work. did you end up chopping that gal that was revegging?
getawaymountain
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they look great so far !! the branches are growing good also . the juans will pre sex at around 25-30 days . they are a very skunky strain.
the pics are juans in 3 gallon grow bags so bigger bags /containers = bigger plants !! good luck with them i see the leaves are showing their indica dominance early .
aseboy101
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Thanks, Yea I chopped her down. Kinda tired of mixing two batches of nutes.
thanks, I just checked today and seen that the juans are starting to preflower. I believe I have 2 males and 1 female so far. The males seem to be some quick growers so I think I'll save their pollen for some beans later on. Will the rest start to preflower as well or will I have to cut the lights back to sex them?
getawaymountain
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oh ya they will tell ya what they are soon enough DON;T CHANGE THE LIGHTS AT ALL CAUSE THEY WON'T REVEG. let them sex out naturally and ya will be happy. males show first in most strains
crazyhazey
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i know what you mean, its better to just have em all on the same page so you only need one batch. and getaway's totally right on the males showing sex before females, ive noticed that over the years. these strains are perfect for our climate too.
aseboy101
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I was thinking about putting them out to the woods this weekend would that be ok?
crazyhazey
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depends what woods your talking about, if theres deer in the area id put up chicken wire of some sort, rabbits can also be a problem. and make sure they're getting a few hours of direct light.
Mojo Risin
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LOL you know that Busch Gardens Billboard on I 4 between Daytona and Orlando near Sanford. There is a hidden lake in woods and the water table is three feet down. I pulled many pound of bud out of there in the 90s its a excellent spot.
Central Florida is a growers paradise if you know the area.
State road 50 runs coast to coast East of Orlando is prime. State road 46 between Apoka and Sanfornd also excellent. You can also get yourself a boat and plant along the Saints Johns river you will never have to worry about leaving a trail.
I love Central Fla its my real home someday I will return.
aseboy101
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aseboy101
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i was planning on preping it out the day before. Gonna hit it with deer n rabbit repellate, chicken wire, some pee n hair, do a little bit of clearin, then a little bit of camo, dig holes for my water sources, and hopefully have enough energy to wake up and get the girls out there the next day.
getawaymountain
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thats what it takes !! hahaha keep it up and ya know what the old saying is ?? take care of ya plants-- the plants take care of you !!!
crazyhazey
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sounds like a good idea, i saw a video of a guy who puts tree branches next to his plants so thats somewhat of natural camo i guess. good luck!
aseboy101
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thanks i believe thats the look im goin for. I plan on plantin in a cove of some thick trees and brush then blocking the entrance up wit braches so the openin will be over looked if anybody ever goes lookin
Mojo Risin
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If you are growing in Fla in a semi wooded areas the most important thing you can do is a soil test. You will need lime that is almost a given.
https://flmastergardener.wordpress.com/2009/11/03/soil-ph-basics/
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In my humble opinion you need to concentrate on soil amendments to increase your plants growth before setting up deer fences do you see lots of deer tracks and droppings? If not disregard them those scraggly Fla deer are almost nonexistent.
Cut off select large easy to move tree branches in spring and use them to cover your trail. Walk past the branches you have cut then drag the back across the trail you just made that will prevent anything from following in your foot steps. Never follow the same trail twice.
Get yourself a boat or canoe and plant along the water ways you will never have to worry about your plants being found again. I love the river side cow pastures next to a wooded area they provide all the mushrooms and compost a grower could ever need.
I will be back soon! I miss my hardcore buddies in Daytona! See you in October we gonna have a hell of a time.
Just like we do every year.
https://flmastergardener.wordpress.com/2009/11/03/soil-ph-basics/
https://flmastergardener.wordpress.com/about/
In my humble opinion you need to concentrate on soil amendments to increase your plants growth before setting up deer fences do you see lots of deer tracks and droppings? If not disregard them those scraggly Fla deer are almost nonexistent.
Cut off select large easy to move tree branches in spring and use them to cover your trail. Walk past the branches you have cut then drag the back across the trail you just made that will prevent anything from following in your foot steps. Never follow the same trail twice.
Get yourself a boat or canoe and plant along the water ways you will never have to worry about your plants being found again. I love the river side cow pastures next to a wooded area they provide all the mushrooms and compost a grower could ever need.
I will be back soon! I miss my hardcore buddies in Daytona! See you in October we gonna have a hell of a time.
Just like we do every year.
aseboy101
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If you are growing in Fla in a semi wooded areas the most important thing you can do is a soil test. You will need lime that is almost a given.
https://flmastergardener.wordpress.com/2009/11/03/soil-ph-basics/
https://flmastergardener.wordpress.com/about/
In my humble opinion you need to concentrate on soil amendments to increase your plants growth before setting up deer fences do you see lots of deer tracks and droppings? If not disregard them those scraggly Fla deer are almost nonexistent.
Cut off select large easy to move tree branches in spring and use them to cover your trail. Walk past the branches you have cut then drag the back across the trail you just made that will prevent anything from following in your foot steps. Never follow the same trail twice.
Get yourself a boat or canoe and plant along the water ways you will never have to worry about your plants being found again. I love the river side cow pastures next to a wooded area they provide all the mushrooms and compost a grower could ever need.
I will be back soon! I miss my hardcore buddies in Daytona! See you in October we gonna have a hell of a time.
thanks for the advice. the fence isn't for the deer though its for the rabbits. which there are a ton of and i see one everytime on my way to my spot. Far as the soil goes I'll be planting everything in grow bags with hauled in soil so i don't think i should have any problems with it. I would love to get a canoe though so i could plant along waterways still working on that one.
aseboy101
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These are the first day I set up 
the next day i got the rest of them out.
I didn't get any pix of my camo i did because i was getting rained on the whole time but ill get some when i go back. I also plan on transplanting all my juans to 5 gals the next trip too.
This is just my base camp to get me out there. I'll be setting up 2 to 3 sites just like this. I want to keep it small and spread out to keep the rippers away from my shit. You cant see it but i got black trash cans deep in the brush for my water supply.
the next day i got the rest of them out.
I didn't get any pix of my camo i did because i was getting rained on the whole time but ill get some when i go back. I also plan on transplanting all my juans to 5 gals the next trip too.This is just my base camp to get me out there. I'll be setting up 2 to 3 sites just like this. I want to keep it small and spread out to keep the rippers away from my shit. You cant see it but i got black trash cans deep in the brush for my water supply.