Help with finding a grow area and keeping it.

[longtimegrower]

Wow

 

[Ekoostik_Hookah]

I would also suggest learning about Tree Top growing.
I had a huge artical in Over Grow about my Tree Top growing method.
Using camo Burlap sacks for soil containers, and mounting in the trees.
Or using Camo buckets on pully systems.

I think i may of talked about it on MP too....but yeaaaa

 

[marcnh]

thanks for the inspiration man. sigh its tough for me growing in a state where they found 200,000+ plants last year. i think i got a couple sweet spots though - no 6 footers this year - well maybe lst'd lol

 

[Kupunakane]

Last year,
I just took my dog out for a real slow, long walk. After I passed a few likely spots, I continued walking a long ways, and then did the reverse to have another look only from a total different angle. This pays off, as I find a great spot every now and then. Outdoor stealth grows, should be looked at with the idea of trying to catch another grower, make it hard on yourself. I once found a site that was perfect cause the mosquitoes would eat your butt in a hurry, and I'm talking about so many of them it was crazy, all you could think of was to boogie out of there, Perfect !!!
smoke in peace
KingKahuuna

 

[Ekoostik_Hookah]

im trying to plant in the heart of a Thorn feild patch.

Its a big huge patch of thorns, with a few deer paths in it...i can wiggle my way to the center.
all the thorns are 6+ feet tall, and they are a good green color....its a great barrier for animals, and people for sure.

I also found like a natural pine tree farm, very dense with trees, but it has perfect spots to plant mj plants inbetween pine......

 

[Kupunakane]

Yeah,
I love brambly bushes, and thorny berry bushes. They do grow thick and High. Gotta watch out for deer, and rabbits they like those spots too. That is a natural cover for them. I have startled lots of deer outta them. I can imagine a deer talking to itself , and saying, "well this is a good Bed and Breakfast" Better than the coyotes and hunters chasing it ya know ?
You will wear a path eventually, but you can throw rye seed each time you go out there. Deer will only eat rye when there is little else.
smoke in peace
KingKahuuna

 

[mal_crane]

Not sure if I first saw it in OG or RIU, but a lot of people have begun tree top grows. They're pretty simple to maintain and hard to catch. Where I live most people grow at the feet of the big powerlines running through corn fields. Personally I enjoy indoor more but this year I plan to set a couple plants outside as well.