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With the garage door up it's almost outdoors.
I know this is the outdoor forums and all, but since FreezerBoy already screwed it up 
I'm sure I won't make it much worse. 
Plant hidden in a brown paper bag, 40oz malt liquor style. Can't even tell it's a MJ plant, because it's so well concealed that most homeless, crack-heads, and thugs in the 'hood won't think twice.
In the garden, it's so well camouflaged by the brown paper bag that you can't even tell there's an extra plant in there; just looks like a 40oz someone forgot and left... I'm thinking if I ever get busted, I'll likely deal with 1 less plant on the charges and maybe a minor charge for being in the possession of an alcoholic beverage as a minor (I'm only 14).
And you guys thought you were pretty sneaky... heh heh heh
I'm sure I won't make it much worse. 
Plant hidden in a brown paper bag, 40oz malt liquor style. Can't even tell it's a MJ plant, because it's so well concealed that most homeless, crack-heads, and thugs in the 'hood won't think twice.
In the garden, it's so well camouflaged by the brown paper bag that you can't even tell there's an extra plant in there; just looks like a 40oz someone forgot and left... I'm thinking if I ever get busted, I'll likely deal with 1 less plant on the charges and maybe a minor charge for being in the possession of an alcoholic beverage as a minor (I'm only 14).
And you guys thought you were pretty sneaky... heh heh heh
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I love fresh homegrown tomaters.
LazLo
Member
The meadow asters have topped out but not my girls. They begin to flower at the same time. Looks like some of my ladies will finish over 6 feet.
Haven't had a decent rain in over 2 weeks. Made fertz run this AM and will be doing 2 or 3 tap water runs by weekend. Too many yellowing leaves. Base of stems are as thick or thicker than my thumb.
Have a purple cast on newest growth on some plants.
First NLXS, middle Aurora Indica and last another NLXS.
Looks like harvest date towards middle of Oct. Hope the weather holds up. Hate to put 7 months into this grow and lose it to frost. Been abnormaly cool here this summer and an early frost is every gardener's worst nightmare.
Good luck to everyone this season.
When everything is coming your way, you are in the wrong lane.
Haven't had a decent rain in over 2 weeks. Made fertz run this AM and will be doing 2 or 3 tap water runs by weekend. Too many yellowing leaves. Base of stems are as thick or thicker than my thumb.
Have a purple cast on newest growth on some plants.
First NLXS, middle Aurora Indica and last another NLXS.
Looks like harvest date towards middle of Oct. Hope the weather holds up. Hate to put 7 months into this grow and lose it to frost. Been abnormaly cool here this summer and an early frost is every gardener's worst nightmare.
Good luck to everyone this season.
When everything is coming your way, you are in the wrong lane.
My MOST stealthiest shots look like the woods, so here are some 'less than stealthy' plants.
Took this 10 days ago. Will stick out a lil in a month...
Her sister, HIDDEN and big.
This 1 is kinda stealthy, too bad she prolly won't finish properly..
Kinda hard to hide 5-8...
Good luck everyone!!
Took this 10 days ago. Will stick out a lil in a month...
Her sister, HIDDEN and big.
This 1 is kinda stealthy, too bad she prolly won't finish properly..
Kinda hard to hide 5-8...
Good luck everyone!!
HookaHittaH
Member
This was a GDP I grew for a spring harvest this year. Camoed it in growing in a 6 foot bush. Pretty stealth and the grow was successful.
Cool pics and great work every one...overgrow the world!!!
zapatoloco
Member
Hidden in plain sight. No bare earth patch to attract the eye thanks to clover planted around base perimeter. Went out small july 12th, pic taken end of august. Juicy Fruit, NL, Chemo and Blueberry-indica cross (local).
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Guest
Its everywhere! Great shots everyone: you can tell there's been planning put into a lot of these spots and there's some good looking plants in them.
Plant site selection is a science and people get better at it over time. Ill bet there is more than one grower on this site that look for sites everywhere they go. I know I do.
Ill post one more.
Lets see some more!
Plant site selection is a science and people get better at it over time. Ill bet there is more than one grower on this site that look for sites everywhere they go. I know I do.
Ill post one more.
Lets see some more!
While these aren't plant-related stealth photos, I think the guerrillas can appreciate these:
This is a drop site I used last year
Camo tarp and natural foliage can go a long way is what I'm trying to say here... we can incorporate these same methods in with hole locations
Where'd it go?!
Another form of camouflage - I like to transplant bushes and shrubs where my entry path is formed after hauling in supplies and soil. Can you tell there's an entry path here anymore?
This is a drop site I used last year
Camo tarp and natural foliage can go a long way is what I'm trying to say here... we can incorporate these same methods in with hole locations
Where'd it go?!
Another form of camouflage - I like to transplant bushes and shrubs where my entry path is formed after hauling in supplies and soil. Can you tell there's an entry path here anymore?
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This was a Purple Rhodi tester by Redeye Genetics I grew out last year in a swamp. I scattered about 20 of these plants throughout the swamp, one every 100 ft for the most part. They were never spotted...
August 1st (late start)
October 1st
This hole was chosen because the fallen tree provides cover from 2 sides, while the tall grass in the swamp covers the opposite 2 sides for a nice little 5'x5' patch. I'm going to double the hole size next year and grow a big girl
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