anyone have any idea of the success rate of the plant it and leave it alone technique?
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anyone have any idea of the success rate of the plant it and leave it alone technique?
depends on the weather and pests.
I would guess there is a high mortality rate...
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Originally Posted by michaelpeg
some set it and forget it weed recently found! in australia growing.
Have you tried it, what is your opinion? I think it must a pretty good k. i. s. s. way to grow. You see a lot of pixs Like above just posted. So,often you see endless acres of it growing in the woods. I guess, what kind of woods. Around my parts they put in irrigations systems (paid by National Forestry) and elaborate killing traps all around the crop (so if you enter, you may not leave!" So, I figure, they must have pretty good luck, or they wouldn't put so darn much trouble in it!:thumbsup:
the national forestry pays for irrigation of large cannabis fields in CA? I am only on my second cup of yerba mate so excuse me if i got that wrong...
oh wait do you wean the rivers and streams and not the actual forest service...i get it:thumbsup:
thanks guys, i planted 10 plants about 2 hour drive away from my home so i just wanted an idea of how they should be doing as i cant make it over there too often. I will check up on them this weekend and let you know how they are doing if they are still there...
gas must be cheap there... or you ride a scooter. :rastasmoke:Quote:
Originally Posted by michaelpeg
Yes, I meant they use those new "quiet diesel generators" and electrice pumps to get the water from the streams, etc. Use, generators for elaborate security systems, as well! I did read one that managed to find a forestry electry line going to a look-out, that one piped off off, but was so minimal, no one noticed the loss of kw's! These grows are huge. Propably, a lot going into fire right now in 'Big Sur' and North. CA! :jointsmile:Quote:
Originally Posted by allrollsin21
If it rains regularly in your area the plant and leave it alone method works well, provided you planted in good soil in a sunny location away from pine trees (acidic soil).
Even with this method, one must still make a few visits to remove weeds, apply fertilizer (probably twice in vegetative, once in flower) and a trip to remove the males, etc.
The less visits the better, as trails are not as visible, stealth is maintained.
But this only works if it rains at least twice a week or so!