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Himalayan Ganjas Geurilla Grow In The Swamp
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dufous
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I have Satori and Mandala #1 in five gallon swamp tubes. The tube is garden wire, landscape fabric, compost and perlite. Five gallons because the swamp is remote and I am old. At 42N in Massachusetts, the Mandala #1 will finish mid-September and Satori will finish end-September.
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AgentPothead
Just this guy, ya know?
Those look great dufous. That last pic really hard to even notice there is weed there, it blends great.
HIMALAYAN GANJA
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JUSTSOMETOMATOES: thanks for your interest and time invested in this thread
DUFOS: thanks for sharing the pics, i have been waiting for people to put some pics up its all about sharin our knowledge and experience.
AGENT POTHEAD: thanks for stopping by
DUFOS: thanks for sharing the pics, i have been waiting for people to put some pics up its all about sharin our knowledge and experience.
AGENT POTHEAD: thanks for stopping by
HIMALAYAN GANJA
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NUP: my pleasure not really advice since i am no expert and not fit to give advice, just sharing my experience and my obsession for cannabis swamp grows
excellent point: swamp tubes can be a easily transportable geurilla plant pot
excellent point: swamp tubes can be a easily transportable geurilla plant pot
dufous
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Last year I grew Malawi and Zamaldelica in the new swamp with bigger tubes. It was supposed to be an indoor grow that didn't work out. I got lucky because October was warm and dry. Zamaldelica finished the third week of October and Malawai the end of October. Some of these tubes are 20 or 30 gallons of compost/perlite mix. This year I have Bangi Haze in the new swamp and the Mandala strains in the old swamp.
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HIMALAYAN GANJA
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those are very nice photos its clear that your technique is really good. those plants are wonderful and i remember seeing them in another thread. thanks for posting them.
AgentPothead
Just this guy, ya know?
Very welcome bro. I live where it is legal to grow, but I am always amazed at the innovative ways guerilla growers get it done.
Holy Toledo, Dufous, he don't be half-steppin'. He momma dit'n raise no fools.
Translation : I love them swamp pictures, and they draw me in like a moth to a flame.
So hey, post some more swamp views for the record. This grow is IC Mag history book material for sure, and there'll be more to say as developments unfold deep in the swamp where men are men, and women are grateful.
Translation : I love them swamp pictures, and they draw me in like a moth to a flame.
So hey, post some more swamp views for the record. This grow is IC Mag history book material for sure, and there'll be more to say as developments unfold deep in the swamp where men are men, and women are grateful.
HIMALAYAN GANJA
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dufous
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They get going good when the swamp drains in July.
The water is 6" below the mix surface at planting in June.
First tubes image is post-harvest.
Others show Zamaldelica, 2 weeks pre-harvest, Oct 2017:
The water is 6" below the mix surface at planting in June.
First tubes image is post-harvest.
Others show Zamaldelica, 2 weeks pre-harvest, Oct 2017:
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dufous
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In the old swamp the tubes are small and the mix gets invaded by tree roots.
Many of the tubes not shown receive just 4 - 6 hours of direct light, then filtered light. Yields can be low.
The new swamp is definitely awesome with new materials, big tubes and more light.
Many of the tubes not shown receive just 4 - 6 hours of direct light, then filtered light. Yields can be low.
The new swamp is definitely awesome with new materials, big tubes and more light.
JustSumTomatoes
Indicas make dreams happen
Very nice!
dufous
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Flowers are showing this week. A girl and a couple boys so far.
The first image shows the brush tunnel. The second image is looking back at the tunnel after coming out into the clearing.
There are three clearings and three plants per clearing. Nine tubes in this old swamp garden.
The first image shows the brush tunnel. The second image is looking back at the tunnel after coming out into the clearing.
There are three clearings and three plants per clearing. Nine tubes in this old swamp garden.
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Man I like that stealth tunnel. Only the grower and a few deer will ever know about that secret entry way to the plot. Very nice.
The idea of scattering those nine swamp tubes about cuts down the chances of losing the whole crop due to critters or rippers. Spreading the risk is good practice.
The idea of scattering those nine swamp tubes about cuts down the chances of losing the whole crop due to critters or rippers. Spreading the risk is good practice.
JustSumTomatoes
Indicas make dreams happen
Awesome growing dufous! Those tunnels do make for a slick entrance and exit. Looks pretty stealthy to me.
dufous
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Thank you HIMALAYAN GANJA for sharing your thread. I'm up to date on pictures. The next couple of weeks will be spent culling males. The goal is to get four females yielding 3 ounces, a one year personal supply. If the new swamp works out, all the better to share with friends.
LungCooking
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Healthy Plants! Nice spot!
HIMALAYAN GANJA
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great pics and i am glad your posting them since i enjoy seeing new swamp tube pics and posts, and i am sure everyone else thats reading is also enjoying them. i say new pics because i truly think i have already viewed all the swamp tube pics that exist on the net atleast what i can find with google, and your pics are giving me some fresh viewing finally, so thank you as well
HIMALAYAN GANJA
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the 5th pic is so stealth the plant is completly melted into the greenery, and might i add they seem to have doubled in size since the last time i saw them
