Howdy gang,
Great pictures everyone and lots of incredible information in this thread. It's got me excited enough to give it a try myself. I'm in SW WA and hoping to try my hand at guerrilla growing this year. I've got a fairly secure spot with a variety of terrain. Steep hills, some swampy drainage areas, small streams and heavily forested older growth evergreens with minimal undergrowth. My question is, if you weren't concerned about rippers, where would you plant? I've been thinking the swampy area but I'm worried about insects.
Also, what strains are the easiest for a complete noob to grow? I've been reading tons of e-books on the topic, but none of them talk about specific strains. I'm hoping for something that won't be expensive when I mess it up during the learning process, and something that won't need me to attend to it every day.
Thanks for the great thread and any input is appreciated.
Great pictures everyone and lots of incredible information in this thread. It's got me excited enough to give it a try myself. I'm in SW WA and hoping to try my hand at guerrilla growing this year. I've got a fairly secure spot with a variety of terrain. Steep hills, some swampy drainage areas, small streams and heavily forested older growth evergreens with minimal undergrowth. My question is, if you weren't concerned about rippers, where would you plant? I've been thinking the swampy area but I'm worried about insects.
Also, what strains are the easiest for a complete noob to grow? I've been reading tons of e-books on the topic, but none of them talk about specific strains. I'm hoping for something that won't be expensive when I mess it up during the learning process, and something that won't need me to attend to it every day.
Thanks for the great thread and any input is appreciated.
Hello friend, Talktosamson, PNW grower checkin in. I am actually going to do a big patch of auto flowers this year up here too, to insure a good harvest in case the weather is shit like it was out here last year. I am going to run Auto White Russian, Auto Blueberry, and Smurfberry. Looking for an aprox plant time of second week of may, should be done by late july up here. I heard that when put outside autoflower take a week or two longer than when indoors, but they yeild just as well. I have read many threads on auto strains and auto AK looks like a winner. Just stay away from new breeds, lots of the major seed companies have put out "auto" flowers that don't auto, such as this smurfberry I ordered. Stay with established companies that know their auto flowers. I would tell you which to order but my post would just get edited as soon as I did.
