kochab
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here in the mountainous areas of the CarolinasWhere the hell does it frost in May 27th?!
here in the mountainous areas of the CarolinasWhere the hell does it frost in May 27th?!
horn worm...strip a plant to the stem...What kind of insect could eat an entire leaf right off the stem clean like that???
if you're gonna go natural, why not go all the way? Supplying a grow medium for your plantJust wanted to share some pictures of plants growing outdoors that are not attended to. No ferts - no watering other than mother nature's rain, just growing like a weed - like they should! How dare the goverenment tell mother nature what she can & can't do - they will eventually pay dearly for their actions!
if you're gonna go natural, why not go all the way? Supplying a grow medium for your plantis hardly natural especially MG!?!? Like homey said, you're gonna have problems with males.
Why do so many people think that growing ganja is as easy as tossing seeds into the ground and coming back months later to reap the rewards? Your plants that go to male have the chance of fucking up other people's patches that could be within striking distance of male plant' pollen.
If you wanna play "Johnny Appleseed", you do a 'drive by' your local police station. Toss out as many seeds as possible on the grounds of the police station, or your county government building.
horn worms... a.k.a. tomato worms are not attracted to marijuana.horn worm...strip a plant to the stem...
I find that the areas right next to creeks dont get enough light for cannabis unless there is a like 20ft break in the canopy above it. But thats generally and not in all cases too. Hopefully your spot will work out well for yaI recently planted some seeds in the forest by my house, it is right by a creek and the growing season starts right about now, so I am hopeing for a sprout, I just moved the grassweed away and planted them in the soil.
I saw something similar to them eat a buddies plant before. I dunno about attracted to marijuana or not but I know the damn things killed his plant, they looked just like that too.horn worms... a.k.a. tomato worms are not attracted to marijuana.
Not really, you should be very careful.The site is actually right behind a big shopping center - great place to be sneaky!
Sure reproduction is a beautiful thing, sure it is balance to a good as well.O.K. - seems to be much criticism over my idea. I don't expect to get anything off those plants - they are experimental. I grow inside for actual harvests! Growing outside is a risk anywhere it's illegal. I would like others to find them - I want them to grow naturally. Cannabis is a beautiful plant that everyone should be able to enjoy if they so wish. To all you guerilla grower's complaining that you would be pissed off if a male pollinated your crop,well grow inside. Do you think every male is pulled up in places where it grows wild like Jamacia - I don't. I mean I'm not tryin' to be ignorant, but if it weren't for Cannabis plants making seeds & reproducing you wouldn't even know about it right now because the species would have died long ago so just think about that before you think males are so bad. They create balance - balance is the key to a succesful species.
no the space isnt as much the issue I could always make more space, adding a room to the house would be no problem. More of I dont want to risk my children that stay in the home.You don't have space? Growing a big crop to make some money perhaps? I mean for personal amounts you only need like a very small space. I don't live anywhere near you, but there could be someone thinkin' like me near you so don't get to comfy. You might have "problems" with that person. Look I'm not going to argue about this - it's already done - Nature was growing seedless crops long before you & I'm sure my few plants won't destroy anyone's profits.
i was woundering is it to late to put out sum 2 week olds
its never TOO late. I know someone who dosent put out plants untill 1 month before they will start flowering. He uses bushes near a creek for cover so he dosent plant till the year is almost over. That way his plants stay lower than the heigth of his cover bushes.
In order to get a good yield he just makes severall patches and keeps them all small. He ends up getting about 6 ounces per patch with each plant weighing in @ 1/4 of an ounce dry.
whereas I understand what your saying doc, I believe you can start a grow up to a month and a half away from fall (2 months before fall usually if using seed though) As long as there is @ least 1 month and a half to veg, I put plants outside all through out the spring summer. In fact Ill be starting some more seeds myself soon. The light cycles are just getting good for growth here, before now we had like 12-13 hours of sun a day (of course I put mine out too early and the stretched........, next year im waiting a month after the last frost to be sure)it's never too late huh? don't believe that.
say i grow a plant inside for a month and throw it out in august, when plants around here start to flower.... you don't think it's going to take a few weeks to get used to having moon light and any other ambient light during it's dark period outside? affecting flowering... can't add time to the end of fall.
when you do come back here and give use a link to it.damn, thanx man.. i will have pics up of my first outdoor grow later on