how do you transport dirt and water for guerilla grow?

Nugs1

Nugs1

Well-Known Member
So this year do what you need to do to get by, and all summer/winter start planning for next year.
Then as you get thawing you can start hauling things up like pots, soil etc
 
C

CO HIGH CO

Active Member
I'll be using a car to fill my six...on my land.
Worried about four wheelers from Denver with noses for free weed.
Never been a guerrilla guy...not covered if ya gotta shoot em. Hehehe
What about a donkey and shopping cart. They work for carrots!
 
Red1966

Red1966

Well-Known Member
Get a sled and a cat. Load the sled up with a pallot of soil or two 50 gallon drums of water and have the cat pull it. Simple!
 
beastbub

beastbub

Well-Known Member
CO HIGH CO said:
I'll be using a car to fill my six...on my land.
Worried about four wheelers from Denver with noses for free weed.
Never been a guerrilla guy...not covered if ya gotta shoot em. Hehehe
What about a donkey and shopping cart. They work for carrots!
Click to expand...
u guys are smoking some chronic i see haha cheers
 
Nugs1

Nugs1

Well-Known Member
If the terrain was smooth enough and wide enough a sled would actually work, but you'd have to be the cat haha. It'll take some work but could beat carrying it.
 
dscorpion

dscorpion

Well-Known Member
You can go for jiffy pots if the soil is ok in that area. So the plants, once the roots break the pot, can grow more independent.
 
MonkeyGrinder

MonkeyGrinder

Well-Known Member
beastbub said:
thx for the reply!
so u take 5 gal if dirt every time?
do u lift the bucket with ur hand or do u use a backpack?
how many plants do u have?
Click to expand...
No I just take the bucket to have something to throw the native dirt in to add stuff to it. I have a huge ass backpack to haul dirt in. That's why I mentioned letting it sit out and dry completely. Less water in soil = more I can carry.
 
oldtimer54

oldtimer54

Well-Known Member
I've had some outside grows in years past on some federal land near my home. What I did was just scout the area of interest to find a suitable spot as early as the year before and water was a big part of a particular spot being suitable among other things. I hauled soil in a old canvas duffle bag it would hold approximately 6 cubic feet. I always incorporated the native soil with amendments . I never really experienced any problems. My only suggestion would be start early getting your supplies to your spot it makes it much easier and search the area for water sources: creeks , springs , ponds ,streams anywhere you can optain water . Always be aware of your surroundings look for signs of other people when approaching or leaving your area. I always had several entry points and exit's I tried to not use the same ones consecutively. Good Luck !
 
Uncle Ben

Uncle Ben

Well-Known Member
beastbub said:
hello rollupers
planning on a 20 plants outdoor grow this summer
i ll be doing 7 think differents
3 royal queen auto ak
and 10 dna 60 day wonder

question is that how can u move that much dirt to a guerilla growing spot
my spot is 50 minutes walk from the parking lot
i m thinking of doing 5 gallon smart pots
that would be 100 gallon of dirt
how in the world can u carry that much dirt with you?
is it possible to just grow in the wild nature soil? since i m gonna use ff nutes line does it make a difference what type of dirt i use? for now i m thinking pro mix hp soil.

Thanks ahead for any replies!
Click to expand...
Got two words of advice that is gonna save you a lot of grief - "forget it".
 
You must log in or register to reply here.
Top