MountainBudz
⛽🦨 Kinebud and Heirloom Preservationist! 🦨 ⛽
Hello fellow guerillas,
I would like to discuss and start a thread about late planting methods and tactics that you personally use or know someone that does. I would like to get in depth with things, this is important to my part of the country, a lot of people need this information.
I personally have some methods of my own that I used and have used I will discuss as well. Please add notes as to your latitude, plant DOB or (date of root) to planting dates, hole perimeter or containers used, yields, method of fertilization etc. Also throw in your security measures, types of late planting locations and even pictures would be amazing.
When I think of planting late I like and have used the idea of mini type sea of greens, planting edges of crop fields to blend in with the tree lines. This year I think I will try out some late plantings in soybean fields, heard a lot of success stories involving these, as they are low and allow more sunlight and airflow compared to corn.
What types of locations do you like to do late plantings in?
I used to get as many bag seed as possible which was in the thousands range and just go everywhere digging 2 foot by 6 foot trenches about a foot deep, throw in some time released ferts, water crystals and maybe even mix in a few bags of cheap soil into the native, and plant around 20-30 seedlings in the trenches. Come back in about a month, cut the males and end up pulling about a half lb to lb of bud.
This year I am focusing more on yield and weight than anything. I have a steady supply of medical top notch bud on hand most any time I need it. I am financially injured this year and I want that to change. It has to change.
I'd like to hear from some weight pullers and commercial guerillas here, the season is getting close to the flowering period for cannabis here in my parts. Well i'm at 36 latitude so im assuming sometime in late July is when I usually go cut males that have pre-sexed. But not sure, I dont usually keep up with it.
I know that I have scouted many of amazing places to do some late plantings but when it comes down to parking and moving into the areas I get this paranoia that makes me change my mind and I get in and get out too quick, not putting enough effort into it. Wish in a lot of ways I hadn't of never told my DOC that I don't need my xanax anymore lol. Honestly, taken as prescribed it helped me for many years get in and get my shit done.
Anyways guys lets start talking about methods of pulling some heavy ass weight here. I need 10 lbs this year and would be happy with 7. I know there are people out there that can teach me things that I dont know, but I do know a lot. Sometimes just discussing the topics help and seeing pics or stories of some nice late grows are very helpful!
I would like to discuss and start a thread about late planting methods and tactics that you personally use or know someone that does. I would like to get in depth with things, this is important to my part of the country, a lot of people need this information.
I personally have some methods of my own that I used and have used I will discuss as well. Please add notes as to your latitude, plant DOB or (date of root) to planting dates, hole perimeter or containers used, yields, method of fertilization etc. Also throw in your security measures, types of late planting locations and even pictures would be amazing.
When I think of planting late I like and have used the idea of mini type sea of greens, planting edges of crop fields to blend in with the tree lines. This year I think I will try out some late plantings in soybean fields, heard a lot of success stories involving these, as they are low and allow more sunlight and airflow compared to corn.
What types of locations do you like to do late plantings in?
I used to get as many bag seed as possible which was in the thousands range and just go everywhere digging 2 foot by 6 foot trenches about a foot deep, throw in some time released ferts, water crystals and maybe even mix in a few bags of cheap soil into the native, and plant around 20-30 seedlings in the trenches. Come back in about a month, cut the males and end up pulling about a half lb to lb of bud.
This year I am focusing more on yield and weight than anything. I have a steady supply of medical top notch bud on hand most any time I need it. I am financially injured this year and I want that to change. It has to change.
I'd like to hear from some weight pullers and commercial guerillas here, the season is getting close to the flowering period for cannabis here in my parts. Well i'm at 36 latitude so im assuming sometime in late July is when I usually go cut males that have pre-sexed. But not sure, I dont usually keep up with it.
I know that I have scouted many of amazing places to do some late plantings but when it comes down to parking and moving into the areas I get this paranoia that makes me change my mind and I get in and get out too quick, not putting enough effort into it. Wish in a lot of ways I hadn't of never told my DOC that I don't need my xanax anymore lol. Honestly, taken as prescribed it helped me for many years get in and get my shit done.
Anyways guys lets start talking about methods of pulling some heavy ass weight here. I need 10 lbs this year and would be happy with 7. I know there are people out there that can teach me things that I dont know, but I do know a lot. Sometimes just discussing the topics help and seeing pics or stories of some nice late grows are very helpful!