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Sierra Nevada, Guerilla Grow 2011...
- Thread starter Endur
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I do have critter issues, if not taken any precautions.
Some of the problems I deal with are
Cattle.....I have the grow fenced off with barbwire, 5ft high.
Gophers....Got one of those solar sonic vibrator, & gopher/mole repellent/killer
Have seen signs of deer/rabbit, but they seem to leave the plants alone, for tha most part.
Last year, I had a good size Black Bear, eat close to 20 lb's of Heavy Harvest, Nutrient. Maybe he got a good stomach ache,
so he'll leave everything alone this year.In the late spring I seen evidence of him, but not close to the grow.
Thanks for peeping my thread.
Peace
Endur
Well if the Outlaw Josey Wales blesses your grow then I have to also! Great job, btw I do a little prospecting also, I have a small backpacking sluice and pan and every time I go I say to myself, "Hey that would be an awesome place to grow" lol......I gotta get back up to Auburn and get some "color in my pan"....
Great job subbed!
Great job subbed!
Nice to have you stop by megayields,
Thanks...
Ya, I like to high bank/ run a sluice, during the winter months.
That's actually how I found this spot. I am always looking for other prime spots, but it gets harder every year, when 10-15 yrs ago, you could find locations that no body has ever been there, now anywhere you go there are signs of someone being there.
I love Auburn, I have panned the Feather & American Rive many years ago.
I used to have a claim, just out of Forest Hill. I know of 2-3 oz nuggets coming from a creek, out that way.
Hope you get out this Summer, and find some Gold.
Good Luck man....
Peace
Endur
Kushed_
Member
Nice grow. I have a friend that forgot some molasses in the back of his pick-up in the Sierra-Nevada. The bear that found it had a heyday!!
Here is a link to my grow this year:
https://www.icmag.com/ic/showthread.php?t=216341
Here is a link to my grow this year:
https://www.icmag.com/ic/showthread.php?t=216341
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SO amped to see your guerilla garden blow up!! I'm jealous of your wilderness excursions hahaha must be some peaceful times out there.
I found A spot in the mountains 30 minutes outside my town with a spring about 1/4 mile from it (downhill) It was really more of a trickle with a very small pool of water before it flowed down the hill. I was thinking about damning it up somehow but my areas pretty dry and I didn't think it would still be flowing later in the summer. I gotta hike back up there and check it out for future reference!
I found A spot in the mountains 30 minutes outside my town with a spring about 1/4 mile from it (downhill) It was really more of a trickle with a very small pool of water before it flowed down the hill. I was thinking about damning it up somehow but my areas pretty dry and I didn't think it would still be flowing later in the summer. I gotta hike back up there and check it out for future reference!
Sounds like you might have something to work with.
If there is still moisture, around tha spring, you can see about possibly digging down/around and see if there is water flowing underground. It's worth a try.
If there is water, you can line it with plastic and build a small reservoir.
Might be worth going to check the spring out now, since its the hottest time of tha year.
Keep It Green Bro...
Peace
Endur
Hey CaptnShitacular,
Yes, Outdoor grows are hard work, but rewarding, when you get to harvest enough to make it an enjoyable winter.
Peace
Endur
elgwedoloco
Member
Re: Sierra Nevada, Guerilla Grow 2011...
Man I wish I lived further up in the Sierra Nevadas, actually I'm not even positive where I live is considered Sierra Nevadas. I am doing a little outdoor backyard for 1st time. I love the growth and vigor of the girls. Wonderful spot you found. That would make a wonderful spot to have a second job ;-) Good luck, I'm here for the ride!
Tapatalked from my rooted, Gingerbread, DROIDX.
Man I wish I lived further up in the Sierra Nevadas, actually I'm not even positive where I live is considered Sierra Nevadas. I am doing a little outdoor backyard for 1st time. I love the growth and vigor of the girls. Wonderful spot you found. That would make a wonderful spot to have a second job ;-) Good luck, I'm here for the ride!
Tapatalked from my rooted, Gingerbread, DROIDX.
July 08....
Seed Plants....
Mendo Lavender....
Blue Dream (mother) Re-vegging...& trimmed up.
Grow.... Mendo Purple....& Purple Kush
Raspberry Cough....
Grow....
This is now currently up to date.
I will have updates every couple week from here on out, til harvest.
Peace
Endur
Seed Plants....
Mendo Lavender....
Blue Dream (mother) Re-vegging...& trimmed up.
Grow.... Mendo Purple....& Purple Kush
Raspberry Cough....
Grow....
This is now currently up to date.
I will have updates every couple week from here on out, til harvest.
Peace
Endur
strongbox18
Member
sure is lookin great endur.
strongbox
strongbox
KanadianKronik
Active member
wow i just noticed this tread... subscribed now!
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Wow O woW dude. now thats 1 hell of a good looking garden u have there.
July 30th Update...
Everything is looking great.
Some are going into that stretch, transitioning into flower mode.
Got a few nice pictures to post......Hope you all enjoy the show.
The last 4 males pulled. So now I'm left with a 100% all female grow.
GDP X ?
RC/BD/PK
Mendo Lavender/ Purple Kush
Mendo Lavender
Everything is looking great.
Some are going into that stretch, transitioning into flower mode.
Got a few nice pictures to post......Hope you all enjoy the show.
The last 4 males pulled. So now I'm left with a 100% all female grow.
GDP X ?
RC/BD/PK
Mendo Lavender/ Purple Kush
Mendo Lavender
