FresnoFarmer
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Pretty recognizable by the trained eye. I don't see any other plants in the surroundings growing in straight rows. Just sayin
Guerrilla Grow Done Right. Pulling 4-6lb per plant every time
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FresnoFarmer
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I agree with doublejj. I hope you are pulling all the weight you say you are in your guerrilla grows. But pics or it didn't happen.
abe supercro
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doublejj
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Possibly your not explaining yourself clearly. It might be best if you wait until you have examples of your own to share. Your method is confusing to me....
doublejj
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it takes a little more than digging a hole & mixing in some soil, to grow 6lb plants. You haven't shown any of your own evidence or pictures. So far everything you have posted is just your theory......or plagiarism....
Blackvalor
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Man you're getting ripped a new one by these guys...
Not saying that I necessarily agree with everything you're saying, but I'm curious to hear the rest of your advice.
EDIT: keep in mind this is an ongoing thread. And for the sake of keeping this civil lets just give him the benefit of the doubt about hauling the water.
Not saying that I necessarily agree with everything you're saying, but I'm curious to hear the rest of your advice.
EDIT: keep in mind this is an ongoing thread. And for the sake of keeping this civil lets just give him the benefit of the doubt about hauling the water.
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/shrug
Seems to me that your approach is needlessly labor intensive, but more power to you regardless.
IvyPirate
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Enough of the bickering...
Great info on the guerilla grow! I already learned a trick for next year- I'll let my plants grow indoors under grow lights an extra 2-4 weeks before moving outside, maybe giving them a better chance for increased yield at the end of the season. I'll also give them a few extra days to harden when I first move outdoors. Hey, if I can go from 8-10 oz to a lb per plant I'll be the happiest guy in Georgia!
If one has worked on a farm for any length of time then they can better understand the capacity of a human to haul water & stuff, dig trenches, and turn hardscrabble land into an arable garden. I was in Mendicino County (CA) last weekend and struck up a conversation with some local Guerilla Growers- it sounds like your technique and efforts are similar to theirs.
I think you said you are in Australia: are you growing in the winter season or are you far enough north that the seasons and seasonal daylight are not an issue? (If I'm wrong on your location sorry) BTW- great showing today by Oz vs Netherlands; that Cahill goal is one for the ages!
Great info on the guerilla grow! I already learned a trick for next year- I'll let my plants grow indoors under grow lights an extra 2-4 weeks before moving outside, maybe giving them a better chance for increased yield at the end of the season. I'll also give them a few extra days to harden when I first move outdoors. Hey, if I can go from 8-10 oz to a lb per plant I'll be the happiest guy in Georgia!
If one has worked on a farm for any length of time then they can better understand the capacity of a human to haul water & stuff, dig trenches, and turn hardscrabble land into an arable garden. I was in Mendicino County (CA) last weekend and struck up a conversation with some local Guerilla Growers- it sounds like your technique and efforts are similar to theirs.
I think you said you are in Australia: are you growing in the winter season or are you far enough north that the seasons and seasonal daylight are not an issue? (If I'm wrong on your location sorry) BTW- great showing today by Oz vs Netherlands; that Cahill goal is one for the ages!
OddBall1st
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FresnoFarmer
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Lol. Gonna wait to prove us wrong till you have actually proof your method works?
doublejj
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I must admit I loved his enthusiasm........& I believe he meant well
FresnoFarmer
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veggiegardener
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The only naturally occurring straight rows I've seen in nature are the trees that emerge from a fallen Sequoia. A row of 10 foot thick trees, spaced closely is an amazing sight.
If the OP is in Oz, he is months from doing any planting. Why post other's pix? His info is OK, except for the water hauling and size of the pits he talks about. One guy isn't going to handle it for long.
JMHO.
If the OP is in Oz, he is months from doing any planting. Why post other's pix? His info is OK, except for the water hauling and size of the pits he talks about. One guy isn't going to handle it for long.
JMHO.
veggiegardener
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Not unusual to see a noob try to impress the old hands. I've seen a couple like him turn into real growers. A humble approach helps. It's tough trying to teach Grandma how to suck eggs.(I wonder how old THAT saying is? Probably around before fire.)
foreverflyhi
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I wasted 5 min looking thru this thread for pics? I want my 5 min baack
ruby fruit
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That cahill goal was so quick after netherlends scored inblinked and missed it