Guerrilla Guide

mrmoe

Member
Hey Balzac guerrilla grower just a little north of you, we have BH sorties overhead often around here ive found the best way of getting a lot of work done on your grow ie: weeding pruning etc. is to do it on a holiday most agencies have holidays off , everybody wants to bbq on the fourth, also your kinda late on your start, my opine, and if those hippies are still around send them up my way watn area i got some stuff to trade them good growing.
 

grow space

Well-Known Member
i have shit load of disel and shanty clones, that cannot be hold in my veg-clone box much longer, shit is getting full of the good green growth. im using just 4 cfls in there....the shitty thing is that my season starts in about 1 and a half months ! and i cannot get to my shed, to cold !

so much waiting ...:peace:
 

zorkan

Active Member
if i buy 1 cubic foot of potting soil and dig a 2x2 foot hole using the potting soil and filling the rest of the hole up with the soil that was there and the ph of the soil i will be growing in is 5.o will that bag of potting soil raise the ph lvl good enuf to grow in?
also how do you keep rats ants rabbits deer bugs....... from killing your plants? i was thinking of making little cages using wire with 1/4 inch holes in it to wrap around the plants untill they get a couple feet tall then using chicken wire to keep deer off...
how do you feel about using slow release fertilizers (3months) so you dont have to visit your plots as often well assuming you get enuf rain
 

grow space

Well-Known Member
man, if u can get a proper bag of some good gardening soil whatever u have in there, i use my own home country made black forest soils. mMM, mm, some good soil. One 15 l bag minimum, fill up the hole, make sure theres a good drainage at the bottom of the hole.It is wise to dig up that soil underneath it as well, obvious things.... Chicken wire, or any other similar, better if in green color.I dont usually use them long, only to get them big enough to be tough enough to take those critters :D and if
do not use the slow release ferts, or stick bomb i call them...better be on a nice feed schedule if u can ! If not, then yes, do it.
 

Mynamehere

Active Member
Good stuff. im a northeaster as well.Got another month before i can start doin much. I think finding an good spot is key. a place that nobody will even go near. somplace where nobody would expect it. You could always make an irrigation system get some black hose run it underground from water source to plot. Another thing to worry about is deer. i used predator unine. but people use hair and soap and shit like that. I also got a few nasty storms and a few of my girls got mangled last year. Anyway good thead ima keep checkin it out. peace
 

newstrainnewrules

Active Member
ive layd hoses out before and had good success untill a drought hits and the pond drys up,, any suggestions for growing in those conditions without going back to the spot to hand water?
 

grow space

Well-Known Member
yah, i today got this wonderful pump and spray super sprayed 2 l! will make some soap water, maybe mix in some tobacco water maybe, and then spray the all around the plot ! will keep many predators away i think if they see that the camo has all soapy after taste to it !
 

Balzac89

Undercover Mod
Sorry I kinda stopped working on this been really damn busy. But this is enough to start people out this year.
 

grow space

Well-Known Member
what you all think about growing on top of trees and all that ! i think it is pretty sweet and maybe give it a try this season..anyone done that ever `?






:peace:
 
what you all think about growing on top of trees and all that ! i think it is pretty sweet and maybe give it a try this season..anyone done that ever `?






:peace:
haha i just thought about the same thing today, it would be cool to find a spot where you could either build a platform or wedge a pot up in the branches. watering would get hard as fuck though.

also, a really cheap and easy way to make your soil retain water is to take diapers and cut the fluff out of the inside and mix that in with the soil. that shit is made to hold liquids and can really help you out during a drought.
 

Ontheball

Well-Known Member
been a good read so far balzac shame about the amount of spam in here tho im glossed over some pages , sub'd tho

how often do u visit your plot once seedlings are established or do u use clones ?
 

Balzac89

Undercover Mod
Sorry Guys discontinued documenting. I'd like to continue you but I would like if people could contribute their own photos(legal areas) It's been discussed with my rep. I should not document.
 

Balzac89

Undercover Mod
been a good read so far balzac shame about the amount of spam in here tho im glossed over some pages , sub'd tho

how often do u visit your plot once seedlings are established or do u use clones ?
I usually do a weekly visit, it's amazing to watch the progression. I'd like to photo a plant every week and shows it progression to finish from seedling all the way to finish.
 

Keith Stone

Well-Known Member
third trip in last year...couldn't find my site. not for a long while. hope to find more sites just as difficult. crawling through briars and all. but had crop failure due to ignorance. much less iggy no rant this year. site prep will be proper this time. sap is rising the woods right now.

also wrt autoflowering, wouldn't those be good for starting early to have a harvest before johnny blue starts looking for buds? stealth by timing...give you something to smoke while the trees are makin.

beauty of outdoors is that you don't have to argue 'bout lighting systems or vents or filters. critters will be my biggest problem wehopes.
 

Keith Stone

Well-Known Member
ain't that a good sign that your plot is well-concealed....you can't find it yourdamsef? sober and everything?

with critters and hailstorms able to wipe out a single location in about 12.54 nanofarts, i'm thinking about diversity. i'm also going to attempt to trick some plants into early flower-again, to step short of the johnny law "hunting season".

and also wrt parking. drag your bike into the woods. nobody thinks twice about a mtb'er with a backpack or a roadie with touring bags...

a problem here is accidentally getting into the guerrilla zone of another guerrilla. probably not as likely now that the big growers are mostly indoors, but still a distinct possibility. this is a reefer region. but then, where the hell isn't?!
 
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