MiddlerGuerrilla
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This year is changing rapidly. I am taking a young man under my wing. I'm very close to his girlfriend. She's like my little sister and the more I was around him the more I liked him. He loves to smoke and is dying to learn the art of growing. I told him back in the Winter if he had a good spot I would supply the plants and do the grow with him showing what knowledge i have.
Well this past Friday we went to scout the spot he said would probably be good. It is the most perfect guerrilla spot I've ever seen hands down and I've grown in some great ones over the years. I was dancing a jig. Smiling ear to ear. The spot is about 1/2 mile off a country road. It's fields between the road and the grow area. It's a small little patch of 8-10 acres
and nasty as fuck. Man eating briars, thorny ass trees. Once I made my way through that stretch of hell and got to the middle my heart swelled. Very open with just a few small trees towering at 5-6 ft high. I started to dig a hole and the soil was nice and black and dug easy. And wouldn't you know it, there's a creek close by. So I went from we'll probably put out 50 before ever seeing the spot to we should plug 100 in this gem of a spot and after a couple more days it was "fuck it. Let's do this right. 150 sounds like the magic number". All regular seed and we don't have the luxury of getting everything sexed out before planting. They will go from Solo cups to the ground. Which happens with me on a regular basis over the years. I told him that we will run 3 stretches of fishing line (1 at about 1.5 ft of the ground, 2nd one at about 3ft, and the last one at 4ft.) around the area explaining that will save us a lot of would be whitetail damage. I've never had a patch invaded since using that method. Told him our biggest enemy right off the bat will be coons and opossums. But we have all the holes dug and aged manure heavily mixed in each hole before we put the plants in. Give it 3 or 4 days for the local coons and opossums to get there inquisitive digging out of the way. Then for the sake of going the extra mile we will go back at least 2 days in a row after planting to re plant anything that might get dug up. Explaining to him that if you get out before the sun starts beating down on them you can replant and rarely lose any of them. I think we are going to get a battery and sump pump to hook up to it and garden hose of course. Told him we will leave these tools out there but tuck them away in a well hidden spot. After digging that first hole I dug 6 or 7 more. He was digging as well. The sweat was pouring off of us like water in the shower. I was like make no mistake about it brother this is hard work and takes a lot of dedication. But when it's wrapped up you won't give two shits how hard it was to pull off. I'm keeping 50 plants for my own private growing area this year. This could turn out to be one hell of a year but then again we could lose it all to rain, humidity, and insects. I said its good to be excited and have an ever growing passion for growing the most exotic beautiful plant on the Earth. But know that there will be years that make you question your dedication. As was my grow last year.
He wants to show me another spot in that area that he thinks is just as good as the one he showed me. So sometime soon we are going to go scout that area. If its another honey hole we will probably just put 75 in one spot and 75 in the other.
Very excited to share knowledge with him and have a front row seat to what will become of his soon to be passion. We have 2 ways to access the grow area and one is from his Mother's land. I still got to pinch myself. The absolute best guerrilla area I have ever seen. I've had some dandy's but this one takes the cake.
Well this past Friday we went to scout the spot he said would probably be good. It is the most perfect guerrilla spot I've ever seen hands down and I've grown in some great ones over the years. I was dancing a jig. Smiling ear to ear. The spot is about 1/2 mile off a country road. It's fields between the road and the grow area. It's a small little patch of 8-10 acres
and nasty as fuck. Man eating briars, thorny ass trees. Once I made my way through that stretch of hell and got to the middle my heart swelled. Very open with just a few small trees towering at 5-6 ft high. I started to dig a hole and the soil was nice and black and dug easy. And wouldn't you know it, there's a creek close by. So I went from we'll probably put out 50 before ever seeing the spot to we should plug 100 in this gem of a spot and after a couple more days it was "fuck it. Let's do this right. 150 sounds like the magic number". All regular seed and we don't have the luxury of getting everything sexed out before planting. They will go from Solo cups to the ground. Which happens with me on a regular basis over the years. I told him that we will run 3 stretches of fishing line (1 at about 1.5 ft of the ground, 2nd one at about 3ft, and the last one at 4ft.) around the area explaining that will save us a lot of would be whitetail damage. I've never had a patch invaded since using that method. Told him our biggest enemy right off the bat will be coons and opossums. But we have all the holes dug and aged manure heavily mixed in each hole before we put the plants in. Give it 3 or 4 days for the local coons and opossums to get there inquisitive digging out of the way. Then for the sake of going the extra mile we will go back at least 2 days in a row after planting to re plant anything that might get dug up. Explaining to him that if you get out before the sun starts beating down on them you can replant and rarely lose any of them. I think we are going to get a battery and sump pump to hook up to it and garden hose of course. Told him we will leave these tools out there but tuck them away in a well hidden spot. After digging that first hole I dug 6 or 7 more. He was digging as well. The sweat was pouring off of us like water in the shower. I was like make no mistake about it brother this is hard work and takes a lot of dedication. But when it's wrapped up you won't give two shits how hard it was to pull off. I'm keeping 50 plants for my own private growing area this year. This could turn out to be one hell of a year but then again we could lose it all to rain, humidity, and insects. I said its good to be excited and have an ever growing passion for growing the most exotic beautiful plant on the Earth. But know that there will be years that make you question your dedication. As was my grow last year.
He wants to show me another spot in that area that he thinks is just as good as the one he showed me. So sometime soon we are going to go scout that area. If its another honey hole we will probably just put 75 in one spot and 75 in the other.
Very excited to share knowledge with him and have a front row seat to what will become of his soon to be passion. We have 2 ways to access the grow area and one is from his Mother's land. I still got to pinch myself. The absolute best guerrilla area I have ever seen. I've had some dandy's but this one takes the cake.
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fucken happy for your start brother go slay em
