let$ get it

Ok so im less than seven days away from my 8 month long attack of the clones operation now its finally time to put these bitchies in their new home outside. I just want to know if any OG's (outdoor growers) have a lil helpful advice for me .

dont tell anyone

lets see,

Rember the 3 Ls , dont tell dont sell an dont smell.

Dont grow in your moms back yard, guerilla growing is all about a hidden location. dont leave trash at your grow dont visit it unnessaceraly, duckt tape on the shoe soles wear a mask in the garden. No trails!

Big hole = big roots, big roots = big healthy plants, Healthy plants = huge yield.

Mix up some good soil, it dont have to be foxpro lol. Im using MG moisture control soil some black screen for mulch an water crystals (ZEBA quench starch based)this year to cut watering 50% (I HOPE)

Dont put all your eggs in one basket, use several sites insead of one big one in case one is found eaten, infested or molded you stil got more.

With out a wire cage its a gamble that some animal wont eat em. I use a 2.5 ft tall version i paint for camo an weave a bunch of dead weeds into it to camo the cage. The cage helps hide my plants alot an is almost invisable.

You should prolly top em to keep em more bushy a concielable. Tie fake flowers to em i use fake sunflowers to camo em a bit more.

dont leave trash

Have a reason for being outdoors an there in the first place, bird watchin , kite flying, cat hearding

Scarhole: what do u mean by dont smell?
Michael: if your living in the north east dont put your plants out now, i lost 2 begining plants because i put them out 1 week ago when the temperatures where above 70
it ended up going down to 10º a couple of days ago and now those plants are dead so yea heads up dont want to be a buzz kill or anything

lets go cat herding.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Pk7yqlTMvp8

The dont smell mainly applies to indoor growing.

But the cat hearding is mainly for outdoor!

I live in the middle of the usa an i wont plant outdoor for about 3 weeks. I was going to try greenhousing em but its easyiet to just wait.

Oh forgot earlier to mention hardening the plants to the outside world slowly, put em outside in the shade for 2 hrs, next day leave em in it for 4, then 6, then put em in the sun for a few hrs an the first day, an them more an longer tell they are hardened. Transplanting is hard on them an the new light an heat can stun them or kill em if they are realy small.

My cat just woke me up it's 355 am WTF