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Plant n Prosper
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Abandoned clear cuts.
Ive seen dudes grow right in their back yards in the middle of the city with their back yards facing a busy street...
it just all depends on what you know about the people around you, and your surroundings.
simply STUDY.
it just all depends on what you know about the people around you, and your surroundings.
simply STUDY.
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GoodyTwoShoes
If he is a nice farmer he will just go around it with his harvester.
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Plant n Prosper
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Clear cuts as in forest fellings, logging operations.
I mean clear cuts that have just been planted in some years ago with young fir or spruce trees.
Fireweeds are usually covering the place, together with young willow and birch wich makes your plants totally blend in with the environment.
No way that anyone could ever find your spots in there.
I look for clear cuts that have been drained and are full of ditches.
The ditches tell me where the ground water level goes, and it's best to grow near the edge of a ditch for drain.
Optimal ground water levels in spring would be between 80cm and 1 meter underneath the surface of your plot.
Power lines usually have a too narrow window for optimal sun hours.
A clear cut offers 24 hours sunlight 'day & night' at my lattitude, wich is an optimum for my auto flowering genetics.
If you work at night or just before dawn, there will be noone to be seen on the forest tracks to spot your activity.
I mean clear cuts that have just been planted in some years ago with young fir or spruce trees.
Fireweeds are usually covering the place, together with young willow and birch wich makes your plants totally blend in with the environment.
No way that anyone could ever find your spots in there.
I look for clear cuts that have been drained and are full of ditches.
The ditches tell me where the ground water level goes, and it's best to grow near the edge of a ditch for drain.
Optimal ground water levels in spring would be between 80cm and 1 meter underneath the surface of your plot.
Power lines usually have a too narrow window for optimal sun hours.
A clear cut offers 24 hours sunlight 'day & night' at my lattitude, wich is an optimum for my auto flowering genetics.
If you work at night or just before dawn, there will be noone to be seen on the forest tracks to spot your activity.
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Plant n Prosper
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