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Im having troubles finding grow spots that arnt in wooded areas, and offcourse in a forest there lots of trees, wich means shade. Do the plants need to be completley exposed to the sun for all hours of the day? as if they were in the middle of a big field? could I plant them in a forest...

so, in that case I can plant these in places where the ground is usually grassy and ungrowable, correct?

yeah, I wish i could do that but im not sure at the avaibility of clones

isint it a pain to remove males if there all planted right into the ground?

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...

Ill have pictures up later today. I also transplanted them from flower pots, directly into the ground, I made sure to use lots of good bagged soul though. I figured they have more room to grow there roots now.

I live in southern canada, around toronto. Ill stop pruning.

Shit, I totall failed to mention they are totally outdoors. I gotta be sober before making these posts. I mean theres also spots were like 1 leave is sticking out, and often right around where these tiny redhaired buds are.

Lmao sorry, that made no sense your right. I am kinda blitzed. :) Anyways, how do I tell when its flowering?

Well, my dad was it since the start of grow season, Thats, so I started doing it to. By dads been growing for 3 years and does it everyyear, he gave the plants to me thistime becuase hes going away for 3 monthes. Should I be pruning them at all? or just let emm grow?

I have these 2 plants, I dont check the ppm on my water levels, I just fertalize them onces a week in the water I water them with. Its nothing special really. They are both female clones. Anyways, everytime you cut a stem, 2 grow back. So ive been cutting and pruneing them the whole time. There...