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Scrappy-doo
Yes! My first outdoor grow!
I started off for this a few months ago but had massive casualties to my garden, losing many great genetics. So I started all over again and I'm compensating for the late start by popping lots and lots of beans.
I'll get to what I'm working with later, but for now I have a few pics of my plot. (Nothing planted there yet)
I park about 2 miles away in a safe inconspicuous lot and ride my bike to this location. I used to park on the side of the road where sometimes people park for a farm that's nearby, but I felt paranoid about having such an easily trackable link to me so close. I'm actually really enjoying the mountain bike, I'll get in some real good shape by summer's end
It's not the most stealthy place in the world, but I think it will work well. If you look in a couple pics you can see telephone polls. There is a road right there, but it is old and rocky, and gets very little traffic. You'll get maybe one car pass by every hour or 2, and they cannot see me but I can see them.
There are trails not too far away, which give me a good excuse to be out there.
If you look dead center at this next pic you can see someone come out of his home to check me out while I took a water break on a rock. Dude just stared at me for like 5 minutes.
I have some autoflowering plants at the plot now in 1 gal pots. I just transplanted them today from cups. I noticed something ate one of them, but I have 10 more. I'll take some pics if the rest survive till next time.
I used a deterrent called "deer scram" and sprinkled it all around and on the plants. It's made from leftover cow parts from the meat industry. Supposedly it provokes a fear response in deer because they smell what they believe to be dead deer and think a predator is around. People swear by it. We'll see how it goes.
Well thats about it. I have a question though for anyone who might be knowledgeable. We are supposed to get rain for 2 days starting Thursday. I don't want my potted autos to get their soil waterlogged before they grow into it. Is this something I should worry about or just let it be? I could rig up a cover if need be.
Thanks for visiting
I started off for this a few months ago but had massive casualties to my garden, losing many great genetics. So I started all over again and I'm compensating for the late start by popping lots and lots of beans.
I'll get to what I'm working with later, but for now I have a few pics of my plot. (Nothing planted there yet)
I park about 2 miles away in a safe inconspicuous lot and ride my bike to this location. I used to park on the side of the road where sometimes people park for a farm that's nearby, but I felt paranoid about having such an easily trackable link to me so close. I'm actually really enjoying the mountain bike, I'll get in some real good shape by summer's end
It's not the most stealthy place in the world, but I think it will work well. If you look in a couple pics you can see telephone polls. There is a road right there, but it is old and rocky, and gets very little traffic. You'll get maybe one car pass by every hour or 2, and they cannot see me but I can see them.
There are trails not too far away, which give me a good excuse to be out there.
If you look dead center at this next pic you can see someone come out of his home to check me out while I took a water break on a rock. Dude just stared at me for like 5 minutes.
I have some autoflowering plants at the plot now in 1 gal pots. I just transplanted them today from cups. I noticed something ate one of them, but I have 10 more. I'll take some pics if the rest survive till next time.
I used a deterrent called "deer scram" and sprinkled it all around and on the plants. It's made from leftover cow parts from the meat industry. Supposedly it provokes a fear response in deer because they smell what they believe to be dead deer and think a predator is around. People swear by it. We'll see how it goes.
Well thats about it. I have a question though for anyone who might be knowledgeable. We are supposed to get rain for 2 days starting Thursday. I don't want my potted autos to get their soil waterlogged before they grow into it. Is this something I should worry about or just let it be? I could rig up a cover if need be.
Thanks for visiting