All Guerrilla Growers Get In Here!!

Hello everyone, haven't been on the site for probably a lil over a year. had a handful of outdoor crops as well as an indoor. would love to hear what all the vets have to say, I am looking to start setting up for a crop this year. looking for suggestions

squidee29 said:

Hello everyone, haven't been on the site for probably a lil over a year. had a handful of outdoor crops as well as an indoor. would love to hear what all the vets have to say, I am looking to start setting up for a crop this year. looking for suggestions

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What sort of suggestions are you looking for

I rather enjoy guerilla growing by backpacking down railroad tracks through large patches of forest land and planting 30-40ft off to the sides off the tracks. 5 plants here. 5plants there. Popping in 100's of accidental seeds from the previous years grow at an unnatended patch. Makes life easy. amend a hole with good soil. pop in a germ'd seed. water it. come back in early fall to pull male/hermies. add flowering fertilizer to remaining plants. Come back in a month to check flowering progress. calculate a harvest date. come back and HARVEST

I grow guerilla in New Zealand at 37S, I currently have 2 Ace seeds Malawi, 3 Cannabiogen Panama and a Taskenti from them too.

I use 1m high netting tied out to branches and trees for support and to stop possums eating my plants.

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2 Malawi clones awhile ago, guerilla sucks because you can't see them grow. 2-3 weeks veg left for these plants. Probably be 8-10ft before flowering.

I respect all guerilla growers, this is hard work for sure. A glasshouse is an outdoor growers dream - outdoor sun with indoor conditions and intensified light too. Hopefully one day.

Does anyone else use rain crystals?. I find them to be essential for a guerilla grow, unpredictable weather over here.

Sick guerilla grow pic man
and iv just heard of the crystals do they really work?

thanks man,

Yeah they crystals work really well outdoors. it's basically a reservoir for the roots when it's dry, a necessity for guerilla growers in dry climates.