Guerilla Newb

Okay im a total newbie to growing.. and im not really that adept in smoking either.. but I am considering my first outdoor grow for the springtime.

I know ive got alot of research to do.. and i have got the time to do it in.. but i could really do with some basic pointers.. to start with.. i dont even know which parts of the plant are actually smokeable..? Ive heard the words.. bud and stem and all that.. but i dont really know whats what.. and what is actually the smokeable stuff..? so any help with that would be appreciated..

I am going to start actively looking for a totally concealed site.. and i do intend to carry this out as responsibly as possible.. but as i said.. i could do with some pointers?

Thanks.. much appreciation :thumbsup:

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Originally Posted by santa

I know ive got alot of research to do.. and i have got the time to do it in.. but i could really do with some basic pointers.. to start with.. i dont even know which parts of the plant are actually smokeable..? :

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Well that's stuff that you'll be able to find on your own with no problems... it's a female that you want to produce smokeable buds... now go READ and return with specific questions...

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Originally Posted by santa

I am going to start actively looking for a totally concealed site.. and i do intend to carry this out as responsibly as possible..
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The things you want to look for in a spot:
-It's easy for you to remember how to get there, but wasn't that easy to find to begin with.
-It is sunny, like on a south facing slope or riverbank with scrub vegetation
-It won't be shaded when the leaves of overhanging trees come in in late May
-It isn't susceptible to flooding
-The soil is rich, or at least loose so you can dig in it and add manure and other shit easily
-There's a water source nearby. Carrying water sucks in drought times.
-It should be on land that is owned by a BIG entity such as a logging company, the railroad, a country club, the power company, or the government. Remember though that they spray herbicides under power lines to keep them clear, about every 2 or 3 years, so if it's pretty overgrown, chances are that the spot is due for another application.
-You can be seen there without causing suspicion. Take your dog. He wants to go hiking! Take your binoculars. You saw a rare woodpecker there last week! Know what I'm saying?
-At harvest time you should be able to get in and out quickly and leave your car somewhere not suspicious.

Okay now go learn how to grow.

i suggest you to download some growing movies
they give ALOT of info, you'll find out ALL you need

i could find you a few if you want.... growing is easy and fun.. just read up a bit and you'll be an expert in no time