Where Should I Grow?

[Jedi Hash]

Had my first successful grow this winter inside, have some clones and looking to grow outside. Where are good locations to go? I was thinking about a State Park maybe? OR should I just stick indoors until I own my own land?

[skatin_foo15]

Way out in the hills man, probably by a wooded area so its harder to spot from the sky. Id stick with indoors though. Im gonna go and plant alot of random seeds in some springs around my town and check on em in 2 months and see what happened haha

[unclebob]

Look for spots with very dense brush. Best spots tend to be where the land has been cleared or burned say within the last 5-10 yrs and now there is re-growth of brush mixed in with small trees say between 6-15 ft tall. That way you can clear a small spot without being noticed and also get plenty of full sun. Remeber if nothing much is already growing there nothing much will without an enormous effort.

[nitepharmer]

Successful outdoors is not easy, stay away from state parks, plant where it's ugly and nobody goes not where it's pretty and lots of people go for hikes. Go for long drives out into bumfuck and then go for a long hike trying to find spots nobody goes to. Don't expect much(for the first year or two) and don't get greedy by planting a whole bunch in any one spot. Sticking with indoors is not a bad idea.

[keeko]

Had my first successful grow this winter inside, have some clones and looking to grow outside. Where are good locations to go? I was thinking about a State Park maybe? OR should I just stick indoors until I own my own land?

if you have any Nature Preserves you could try in there. around my area we have a few that are gated off from everyone. kinda makes ya feel safer

[Nocturnal Stoner]

couldn't you just grow in your garden? Is it really risky if you do? e.g. 2 plants