Georgia OUTDOOR Grizow

[JointNo1]

Well me and a couple of friends have been saving seeds since beggining of april and had about 30 good mature looking seeds(Greyish black) So now we have them germinating started last night. We have a good spot to put the seeds at, there is this old baseball/softball park behind my neighborhood and its this cut through alot of woods and grass areas and we are gonna pick a remote location there to plant most of them. My question is how much time do i need to spend checking on them, i mean like geurrilla grow seems like the choice becuase we have so many good seeds. But how much cure needed. Iv'e already read up on the process many times and pretty much all winter i was looking up on it because last year i tried and felled because i had no clue what i was doing. But i just really need to know do i have to worrry about them or should i over care them like check on them 2 to 3 times a week. Any response is needed.

JointNo1 Reviewed by JointNo1 on 05-27-2007. Georgia OUTDOOR Grizow Well me and a couple of friends have been saving seeds since beggining of april and had about 30 good mature looking seeds(Greyish black) So now we have them germinating started last night. We have a good spot to put the seeds at, there is this old baseball/softball park behind my neighborhood and its this cut through alot of woods and grass areas and we are gonna pick a remote location there to plant most of them. My question is how much time do i need to spend checking on them, i mean like Rating: 5

[keeko]

only advice is ditch the friends......grow on your own. much safer

[JointNo1]

only advice is ditch the friends......grow on your own. much safer

Yeah i feel what your saying but these 2 friends are like kin to me, we've been cool forever, and have been like smoking buddies 4ever. but i really need advice on what i was asking

[BlackBerry]

i dont know much about geurrilla but growing is what i do best but id say um after u plant 2
1 is in mid-july to rid males fert water pull weeds n take pics
2 before frost to harvest

[The Green Reaper]

The optimal amount of time to visit your plants can vary depending on many factors such as weather, site stealth and precipitation levels. Generally you will just need to water if its been a week without rain, fertilize according to stage of growth and if all goes well harvest. Precautions for animals may be needed. Prepare the holes or patch with good soil and be shure to spread your plants among at least 3 spots to diversify risk. Perhaps do 1 spot with buddies and 2 for yourself and tell NOONE.

Good luck!