Can this guerrilla grow fruit tree work for cannabis

OBX Guy 61

OBX Guy 61

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Unga Bunga said:
Fence is to keep critters out , bamboo stakes won't do that . Fence is worth it if you can get it in there . It will last for several years, just take it down and hide it in the fall .

We used the green wire , sometimes wrapped with chicken wire . Nothing is 100% but it helps . Cut branches work to stake the fence down .

We kept it pretty simple but did lots of different spots . Average a dozen unsexed seedlings in each . Used our own mix of blood bone and greensand mostly , Espoma Garden Tone in a pinch .

Another thing that loves seedlings is slugs . They can wipe you out the first night . A ring of slug pellets around the spot helps .
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Well all I have are auto flower and feminized. But I have five seeds five different strains and so I’m gonna make five patches with one seedling of each, and vary the environment just a little and see what does best.

I am going to germ and grow out to 2-3 nodes or 6-9 inches high in square nonwoven nursery bags which allow rooting. Small, square so pack nicely, and biodegradable. Lay those out, buy slug pellets, chicken wire, pis in a mason jar when working out side the house or whatever, god I sound sick, and crazy too, going to fill a jar with urine until it’s time and pour that all around the patch. Nute it, mulch it and come back in a week and not again for 4-5 weeks. God, that’s going to be hard, then after that, at start of flower, nute up again and then pray for no tropical systems. That, is my biggest threat to this.

Will be using roots organics microbe charge and flower boost when time. One last question for tonight. I understood or rather I read that mixing organic material such as the roots organic microbe charge alongside pellet chemical fertilizers doesn’t work well as the chemical fertilizer has a detrimental effect on the organics. Anybody want to chime in on that one go for it! Good night!
 
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rijkmus1

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There is some debate about synthetic fertilizers harming the microbes in the soil. That was what I was taught. But Dr. Bugby says that is not correct. He is on YouTube. I found the name Dr. Bugbe organics vs synthetics. Check it out. If you are going to make weekly or monthly trips you can topdress. I do that in my veg and flowers gardern.
 
Kindbud421

Kindbud421

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I’d say 3-5 feet from flood plane. A visible line where the last flooding stopped. That way you get the benefit of runoff but keep roots out of heavy ground water. Less watering…
 
Unga Bunga

Unga Bunga

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I found that looking for a visible high water mark on trees and such is a bit deceiving in the sense that it only shows were water was for a period of days .

I look beyond that for trash or litter that floated up beyond that line . Granted there may be none, but these days in small urban spots there will likely be some .
 
big bud man 413

big bud man 413

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OBX Guy 61 said:
Well all I have are auto flower and feminized. But I have five seeds five different strains and so I’m gonna make five patches with one seedling of each, and vary the environment just a little and see what does best.

I am going to germ and grow out to 2-3 nodes or 6-9 inches high in square nonwoven nursery bags which allow rooting. Small, square so pack nicely, and biodegradable. Lay those out, buy slug pellets, chicken wire, pis in a mason jar when working out side the house or whatever, god I sound sick, and crazy too, going to fill a jar with urine until it’s time and pour that all around the patch. Nute it, mulch it and come back in a week and not again for 4-5 weeks. God, that’s going to be hard, then after that, at start of flower, nute up again and then pray for no tropical systems. That, is my biggest threat to this.

Will be using roots organics microbe charge and flower boost when time. One last question for tonight. I understood or rather I read that mixing organic material such as the roots organic microbe charge alongside pellet chemical fertilizers doesn’t work well as the chemical fertilizer has a detrimental effect on the organics. Anybody want to chime in on that one go for it! Good night!
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Fox urine will keep a lot of smaller animals away.
 
Kindbud421

Kindbud421

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Unga Bunga said:
I found that looking for a visible high water mark on trees and such is a bit deceiving in the sense that it only shows were water was for a period of days .

I look beyond that for trash or litter that floated up beyond that line . Granted there may be none, but these days in small urban spots there will likely be some .
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Was more talking on the ground, but having a surveyors eye I can prob see the line better than others.
 
Unga Bunga

Unga Bunga

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Kindbud421 said:
Was more talking on the ground, but having a surveyors eye I can prob see the line better than others.
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Damn surveyors... ;-)
Over the years we lost some nice patches to you guys . And power line crews , learned really quick that while power lines look like good spots they're also good spots for thieves .

Nothing personal just an overall observation .
 
thumper60

thumper60

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After reading OBXs post looking at the pics an thinking where he lives. I think this is going to end bad if the penalty wasnt so bad maybe go for it, OBX your just not prepared to pull this off an risking your freedom.
 
FirstCavApache64

FirstCavApache64

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OBX Guy 61 said:
Yeah, My pop was in the National Guard and I remember those little shovels that you could fold and make either a pick or a shovel
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I've dug more holes with an E tool than I care to think about. Take a grinder and put a sharp edge on it and they work much better. The advantage is you can work on your hands and knees which lowers your profile big time and they're easy to put in a back pack. You can get GI ones at surplus stores or online for cheap. Look for one with a root saw in the handle as they come in handy if you're near trees. Best of luck with the grow!
 
Kindbud421

Kindbud421

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Unga Bunga said:
Damn surveyors... ;-)
Over the years we lost some nice patches to you guys . And power line crews , learned really quick that while power lines look like good spots they're also good spots for thieves .

Nothing personal just an overall observation .
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I have ran across a couple patches, usually there is a trail cam nearby. It’s on the clients land so… I wave and show my company logo and keep going. They gotta know I’m gonna see it. I’ve never touched any I’ve seen. Coulda helped a couple of them out with their grow though.
 
Coldnasty

Coldnasty

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thumper60 said:
After reading OBXs post looking at the pics an thinking where he lives. I think this is going to end bad if the penalty wasnt so bad maybe go for it, OBX your just not prepared to pull this off an risking your freedom.
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I’m from that area originally I know how law enforcement is there. The only way I would grow is indoors 100% I agree that OPs safety is his biggest concern. They still take you in for simple possession. People in legal states forgot what it’s like living under prohibition or they never knew because of their age. Lucky….. Safety number 1. Good luck OP
 
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