Guerilla grow advice

Crazytrain420

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I'm planning an outdoor guerilla grow soon, a couple of autoflower. Just wanted to ask what's the best way to protect it against mammals (squirrels rabbit etc) it's mainly squirrels though, but without using some chicken wire iIneed to plant and be in an out quick so cheap and quick ways to protect it is what I'm after any ideas? Thabks
 
Squirrels don't really bother my plants. And Iv got tons of squirrels. Iv got them in lst reeeeeaaaaaly low. So a meter high plant is only 8inchs now haha.
 
Don't use bone or blood meal or fish emulsion.Any thing that has a strong odor.Racoons opossum and other critters love that shit.Definetly use chicken wire at the base of plant so they can't dig up your soil.Spray later in the season for bugs and worms.Support your plants before buds form they will get heavy.don't loose branches.Good luck!!!
 
i usually fight with the deer, but i also put down Repels All granuales and spray plant with their liquid when i first put them out. had roots dug up last year by something but i also used an organic type fert with blood meal and such.
 
OP if in ground, you could line the hole with chicken wire to protect from moles (which hunt grubs in fresh loose soil), and you can protect from rabbits with a low profile solution like three "Vigoro 18 in. Black Steel Wire Black garden fence" things from Home Depot, they clip together and form a barrier, just prune to keep plant from touching the ground. Squirrels? I didn't know they were a problem.

Lastly you can run green fishing line around trees or even tall garden stakes to protect from deer. plant strategically for max sun and natural protection, nearby bushes or whatever that you can create a near invisible perimeter around. There is green braided non reflective line on eBay ships from China, cheap and works well.

Fingers crossed, I'm harvesting a sativa in two days that fared very well with everything mentioned
 
for one chicken wire will not stop a determined gray squirrel. ive never personally had problems with them attacking my plants. but I have jad an ongoing battle with one getting into my birdfeeders. solar powered electric fencing wire works pretty well..for a time.
 
for one chicken wire will not stop a determined gray squirrel. ive never personally had problems with them attacking my plants. but I have jad an ongoing battle with one getting into my birdfeeders. solar powered electric fencing wire works pretty well..for a time.

Damn, that sounds like a pretty squirrelly little feud you got going on there!
 
ya...after anwhile he figured out he could jump from the little solar panel thing over all the lines..ive been trying to deter him by putting the bird feeders on top of water (floating) but he is somehow still getting them, I just havent witnessed how yet.
 
ya...after anwhile he figured out he could jump from the little solar panel thing over all the lines..ive been trying to deter him by putting the bird feeders on top of water (floating) but he is somehow still getting them, I just havent witnessed how yet.

Train him for a circus act. Take him on the road. Make more money than growing. Feed the star peanuts while using him to get all the girls.

It could work.
 
Solar powed animal repelling noice device.
Can get them for cats etc not sure if they would work on squirrells
 
if I could catch him that would be a great idea until he figures out he could be making way more money and food without me.

anyone ever heard of a documented case of domrsticated squirrels?
 
Yeah I'm not sure if they would be a problem the only animals I've seen in the spot iIhave in mind are squirrels and foxes gonna order some big cat piss of the Internet apparently that works, just on the look out for something fast, gonna grown it amongst some stinging nettles so it doesn't stand out as much I've done this before where I've planted and came back 5 weeks later and it was doing fine and that was even more out iI the countryside than where iIhave in mind atm
 
OP if in ground, you could line the hole with chicken wire to protect from moles (which hunt grubs in fresh loose soil), and you can protect from rabbits with a low profile solution like three "Vigoro 18 in. Black Steel Wire Black garden fence" things from Home Depot, they clip together and form a barrier, just prune to keep plant from touching the ground. Squirrels? I didn't know they were a problem.

Lastly you can run green fishing line around trees or even tall garden stakes to protect from deer. plant strategically for max sun and natural protection, nearby bushes or whatever that you can create a near invisible perimeter around. There is green braided non reflective line on eBay ships from China, cheap and works well.

Fingers crossed, I'm harvesting a sativa in two days that fared very well with everything mentioned
Yeah I'm gonna grown it in a pot amongst some nettles similar colour and structure
 
England, I know it sounds like the most dumbest idea ever but I've seen it done before, people have had success growing outside in Canada and even Alaska! Look around the net. Nit the best yields so for winter it'll be an autoflower they're a but tougher than photoperiod or so in told I'm still new to growing just pissed iIany grow indoors anymore summers to long to wait t
 
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