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Originally Posted by juniorburrito
Everything I read on guerilla grows seem to have you prepping the ground, and planting directly in the ground. I was thinking more along the lines of planting 4 or so plants in potters and putting them out in my spot.
There easy to move if the need arises
I dont need to worry about whats in the soil in the ground, there growing in the pots.
Anything wrong with this?
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Nothing wrong with it. I've been doing it that way for years! A few suggestions though...No pots. search grow bags. They have the shape of a pot and are easy to use and 1/10th the cost so if something happens your not out 4 or 5 bucks a pot. Instead your out .$50 to $1.00 a bag. Plus a whole roll will fit in a back pack versus you carrying tons of pots around. For security dig holes and set the bag and plant down into the hole. You have the ability to move them without them sticking out into the open. Don't be afraid to work up to bag size by transplanting. Just because your guerilla growing doesn't mean you can't do things right. To scout out possible grow sites drop some change next to a spot that might make a great seat or wedge a dollar bill under the edge of a rock well enough to keep the wind from blowing it away but still make it visible. Leave the cash out without coming back for 2 weeks minimum. After 2 weeks and you come back and the money is gone the site will NOT make a good spot. but if you come back to the money it means it's not a traveled site and will work.