Pots or Ground

one11

one11

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if your illegal, it's easier to hide if u plant IN ground.
if you want to be able to have mobility with your plants, use pots.

thats as simple as it gets
 
herbose

herbose

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The ground, after proper preparation, is superior. It will equalize your mistakes. Over/under fertilizing, over/under watering take care of themselves in the ground.
 
darkdestruction420

darkdestruction420

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depends. the other guy nailed it pretty much. if you do grow in the ground though you should dig a big ass hole, toss in some fish guts and that sort of stuff and then re-fill the hole w/ quality soil.
 
UNICRONLIVES

UNICRONLIVES

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one11 said:
if your illegal, it's easier to hide if u plant IN ground.
if you want to be able to have mobility with your plants, use pots.

thats as simple as it gets
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im illegal and I always use 5 gal. buckets do to easy moving if i see close tracks.....and i have lost a few plants to moles these past few summers!! And when your illegal you hate fucking growing it all summer and then a moles fucks your grow op up!! very haert-breaking to say the least!!...plus i can control the soil Ph a lil better and grow medium!!
 
CdnBud

CdnBud

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darkdestruction420 said:
does the area you intend to grow in get alot of(or any for that matter,lol) of foot traffic or anything? is this a guerilla grow?
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I'm planning to grow about 10 plants and yes it is a guerrilla grow.I'm scouting locations now, so I can't say whether or not it gets any foot traffic. I was planning to grow in a cornfield somewhere, but I think the plants will be "outta place" come fall when the corn turns brown and the plants are green.
 
bobsgreen

bobsgreen

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UNICRONLIVES said:
im illegal and I always use 5 gal. buckets do to easy moving if i see close tracks.....and i have lost a few plants to moles these past few summers!! And when your illegal you hate fucking growing it all summer and then a moles fucks your grow op up!! very haert-breaking to say the least!!...plus i can control the soil Ph a lil better and grow medium!!
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Thats just what I was thinking..I'd be using as big of buckets as I could carry though youll get more buds and if you doin em somewhere else it will be good because you won't have to water as often..If you don't have moles/gophers in the area then diggin and filling holes with high quality dirt is the best (as dude few posts before me said)
 
kylecole420

kylecole420

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Ground will always be superior to a pot. It is a bitch to have to water every day when your plants get root bound in a pot. Heads up don't know where your from but using fish guts and bone meal and stuff of that nature will attract animals like crazy. opossums and armadillos will destroy a grow. The guy earlier talking about moles, a buddy of mine had that same problem. I know it is a little extra work but he would dig a square hole and line it with chicken wire around the sides and fill it back with dirt. The roots grow straight through it. On the top he would cut a square piece a little bigger than the hole and in the middle of that piece cut a little hole for the plant to go through. When he laid the piece down and covered it with dirt nothing looked out of place. A mole or opossum hits the wire with his claws he will go somewhere else for a grub worm. Not to much work for the ease of mind.
 
Space Angel

Space Angel

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kylecole420 said:
Ground will always be superior to a pot. It is a bitch to have to water every day when your plants get root bound in a pot. Heads up don't know where your from but using fish guts and bone meal and stuff of that nature will attract animals like crazy. opossums and armadillos will destroy a grow. The guy earlier talking about moles, a buddy of mine had that same problem. I know it is a little extra work but he would dig a square hole and line it with chicken wire around the sides and fill it back with dirt. The roots grow straight through it. On the top he would cut a square piece a little bigger than the hole and in the middle of that piece cut a little hole for the plant to go through. When he laid the piece down and covered it with dirt nothing looked out of place. A mole or opossum hits the wire with his claws he will go somewhere else for a grub worm. Not to much work for the ease of mind.
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I do both, so to speak. I cut the bottom out of my pots and let the top of bucket protrude out of the ground a couple of inches. fill in with organic and have 7+ footers each and every year
 
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