Hi, If I plant a few hundred 2-3 week old plants in a remote area with plenty of slow release nutrients and everything to start off, can I come back 4-5 months later and expect to find some survived? Area in question is mountainous, plenty precipitation, plenty sun, Just north of the 49th parallel. Thanks (this is for 2010 season and strain in question is Himalayan Gold)
How well can marijuana grow on its own in the wild??
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submachinegun
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you're going to lose a lot to animals, weather, mold, etc but I'm sure you could expect a decent harvest. it is a plant.
BOY GENIUS
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I put mine out at 2 weeks this spring and 2 months later I found 2 of 3 still alive and just beginning to flower. They are going to look like crap, but I'm sure if they somehow get the proper amounts of water and sun they will survive. You only get what you put into the project. I used well prepared soil found a place where they would get sun. 4-5 months is a long time chief.....
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Space Angel
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t's been around for 1000's of years. the only thing is pollenation by male plants, so.....................
doitinthewoods
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Depending on the climate, very well. I've seen feilds of it in Afghanistan, and it was probably originally planted there, but after people left it just kept going. That was one of the hardest things; to ride by an abandoned compound that was filled/surrounded by Afghan growing wild, and not say a word, or act like you care. It's amazing.
ablepipeman
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doitinthewoods......would love to have seen that! Of course you cant let out your excitement to see it....but WOW!
Space Angel
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I would havnightmares if I couldn't have played in all that shit! lmao.
