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JohnnycannabisSeed
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I sometimes take many soil samples from each of the patches I plan to use during the next seasons. one area I lived in had a great agriculture dept. that I could drop several anonymous soil samples of at and they would call me back and let me know what they've found with the soil.
I don't know if my current location has the same options and I haven't wanted to raise eyebrows by asking such questions, but alot of places do offer that option. It's great and I recommend testing your soil in the patches you plan on growing in....
I've had excellent success planting in hermit's backyards and planting between the most active homeowner's fences.. between their fence's!!! Who would have thought that you could successfully grow decent purple ganja between two fences in unclaimed ...even unrecognized land "as far as ownership... with the "set it and forget it" method. I found this method by an unwanted house guest finding a grow and having to move the whole house worth of grow in less than 15 minutes to make the house ready for a search. I planted the plants in a family member's subdivision between the fences of neighboring homes. when I came back to check if there was evidence of dead, dried up plants I found the unexpected nice, juicy, fat, purple nuggets... only downside was also an upside, the house didn't have a clone room or feminized seeds so there was males and I had fresh "purple power" seeds. I really expected to find nothing much at all... I didn't think a plant could get a whole lot of sunlight between a couple fences, I had so much bud and seeds. GOODTIMES
Somehow the house didn't get searched, but I was able to take apart and move everything miles away with 2 trips in a van, within about 20 minutes... hauling ass. bad idea with a pending search and a van full of lights, tables, reservoirs and plants in rockwool . LOL. those were trying times, thankfully everything was alright in the end, but better to be safe than sorry.
Oh yeah the plants behind the fence went right into the plain sandy ground from flood and drain rockwool cubes... who would have thought?
I don't know if my current location has the same options and I haven't wanted to raise eyebrows by asking such questions, but alot of places do offer that option. It's great and I recommend testing your soil in the patches you plan on growing in....
I've had excellent success planting in hermit's backyards and planting between the most active homeowner's fences.. between their fence's!!! Who would have thought that you could successfully grow decent purple ganja between two fences in unclaimed ...even unrecognized land "as far as ownership... with the "set it and forget it" method. I found this method by an unwanted house guest finding a grow and having to move the whole house worth of grow in less than 15 minutes to make the house ready for a search. I planted the plants in a family member's subdivision between the fences of neighboring homes. when I came back to check if there was evidence of dead, dried up plants I found the unexpected nice, juicy, fat, purple nuggets... only downside was also an upside, the house didn't have a clone room or feminized seeds so there was males and I had fresh "purple power" seeds. I really expected to find nothing much at all... I didn't think a plant could get a whole lot of sunlight between a couple fences, I had so much bud and seeds. GOODTIMES
Somehow the house didn't get searched, but I was able to take apart and move everything miles away with 2 trips in a van, within about 20 minutes... hauling ass. bad idea with a pending search and a van full of lights, tables, reservoirs and plants in rockwool . LOL. those were trying times, thankfully everything was alright in the end, but better to be safe than sorry.
Oh yeah the plants behind the fence went right into the plain sandy ground from flood and drain rockwool cubes... who would have thought?