Guerrilla Growing
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Hey guys and girls, I've finally decided to get my guerilla grow on. Only 1 plant for now, see how successful she is. The area in the reserve I chose is in thick bush only accessible by kangaroo trails. I've chosen a spot with a good gap in the tree canopy also. The plant is a cutting from my mother and has been in veg for 1 month, she is 1 foot tall as of the 1/1/14. To deter kangaroos etc from having a snack I've scattered dog crap all around my plant and also pissed on a few trees, fingers crossed this works. I am planning on visiting her once a week, so will update with more pics then. Peace all
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Could anybody indentify these for me?
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Hi, I live on the mid north coast of NSW. I've been growing in the scrub for 40 odd years, sometimes successfully, sometimes not. I am sick of the paranoia every time the choppers move in for their annual sweep. Thinking of moving to somewhere that perhaps the choppers don't hit so hard.. I've been looking at cheap bush blocks around the northern tablelands, Glen Innes appeals to me. But its a hell of a move, and if the choppers are just as bad up there, there is no point in moving there. So, i'm after any help in resolving this issue, from anyone who DOES know.. Not heresay, fact!!! Thanks, Twunit. aka bush buggered.
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this crop was not great, as it was nute def for most of its life, for those that don't know, ozmocote new formulation had halved its nute strength, and I only realize about 2 weeks ago, so the plants would have been somewhat bigger with the proper feed anyway, what you see is total neglect, about 12 weeks ago small seedlings were placed in the location, and last week was my next visit, I am 6ft tall and on my tiptoes and reaching up as far as I can, I can reach about 8ft and it looked like my hands was 3 feet from the tops, so im guessing the bigger plants would be about 11 feet, considering they were nute def most of there life, and also consider it was grown in a colde…
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Only been out bush not long just a random pic taken 3 weeks agothis is just 1 random place with 2 in it ill get more
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heya last year i grew some plants in my yard but around flowering time i was so paranoid the neighbours would smell my plants that i was really stressed so this year i want to try growing out int he bush so i have some questions how do u decide on a good grow spot? do u just walk out into the middle of the bush until you find somewhere that seem good? what kind of things make a spot good to grow in? how do u not get lost? and close to houses is too close? the soil around here is sorta shit. will i need to carry good soil out there? and what about water? sorry for so many questions!! cheerio chilliii
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Hi All, I'm very new to all this and I was wondering if anyone has had any success planting into abandoned bush turkey nests? These things are easily 3 meters across and maybe 2-4 feet high. The composition of the soil is loose but heavily humus based & rich in composted organic matter, seems like it would be the perfect medium and also very easy to dig into. I would assume one plant per plot would suffice and also how far can pollen travel, I've found 5 plots and the closest between the two would be 2km? Any feedback would be great.
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was hacking my way thru my local bushland when i came across a black box which looked sus as, had been there a while showing rust and what not, but never the less needed investigating, was posting this to warn my fellow outdoorsmans that they can and do bug bushlands with recording devices such as this one, there was a microphone inside it. I was wondering if any of you have found similar things?
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What do you feed your plants? There's a truckload of gear for hydro, I can't find much on bush. With using it have you noticed a difference in smell, taste and yield? Is it organic? I was looking at uplift at bunnings organic liquid fertilizer. As I'm still learning myself, so Im after all your knowledge :-) Is there anything to stay away from? Do you go off fruit or veggie or flower additives/fertilizer?
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Just a question from a newbie, hypothetically speaking if I were to plant germinated seeds today and all goes well will the plants flower early next year? How does it work, or will they only flower during September/October depending on the strains? I ordered Durban poison seeds from Amsterdam Seed bank and was wondering if it's pointless planting them and having to wait a year until they flower. Any help would be nice thanks
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Hi guys with a new season just around the corner I thought someone may benefit from my watering system for guerrilla growing.. my technique uses a roofing system i.e. polycarbonate sheets,guttering,stakes and storage tanks...this system should be set up as early as possible to catch the spring rains..its simple really and all material is light and easy to carry long distances through the bush.. the system can be scaled to personal needs i.e. more plants more water more materials...I use polycarbonate sheets to create surface area, plastic guttering to catch water, tarred wooden stakes for framework and 100-200l storage tanks you can even set up drip systems off the tanks…
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Ok I have A question. I know dog/cat turds can work to help ward off wild animals while guerilla growing but does anyone have any other advice or suggestions. I was thinking at work today maybe dirty old cigarette butts in plastic bags would ward off animals and also those dog and cat sprays
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Hey follow "bud"drens, I currently contemplating a guerilla grow somewhere northwest out of melbounre . This is my first guerilla grow, but not my first grow .need some advice (here are my questions ) 1, has anyone grown around Northwest melbourne if so so pointers on good locations ( national parks)(i know you wont give me an exact location but some pointers would be appiracted 2, clones or seeds ??? 3, auto flowering for ease ??? if not . some low maintenance strains
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I've read around just to make it clear plant on fathers day harvest on mothers day? roughly just need to ask help will be appreciated
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Back in 2010 in suburban Brisbane I used our outside cat enclosure for a guerrilla grow. The cage was completely enclosed and came off the garage so while being stealthy it also acted as a deterrent to rippers as well. There were 7 or 8 plants in pots which were easily put back in the garage if we had guests. It also had a shelf which I used to do a screen of green with. View from the front Side view More snaps
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