Growing on tree tops

[Mr. Mary Jane]

but how will people not notice?

Mr. Mary Jane Reviewed by Mr. Mary Jane on 03-07-2005. Growing on tree tops Im thinking of growing a few plants on a tree top. They would get light all day and you wont have to worrie about bush stompers discovering your crop. Just wodering if anyone has tried it and if so how was your results? Rating: 5

[DontPassOnGrass]

LOL. belive it or not, i tried the same thing. when i was growing last year i had 3 plants, each bout a foot or more (bout a month old) and i needed a new spot. so i took some hooked bungee cords and my plants and climbed a tree. had them strapped in there for a day or so but i noticed that the wind became a big problem. i could only imagine how windy it would get during a storm or smthin if i wasnt home.

so basically if wind isnt a problem for you, go for it!
PEACE

[Encatuse]

Don't they look for that stuff from like.. planes etc.? I mean, if you're growing a few plants I'm sure it doesn't matter, just don't go overboard. ^.^

[sawleaf]

This method is not new at all. It is used by Hawaiian growers for it's stealth. Check out the first Cannabible.

[MattakaSqueaks]

i think i may have to try this as well. sounds interesting, but it will not be easy to coordinate. how are you building the platform for the plants, and whats your plans for getting up and down the tree?

Im only going to try it with four plants this year and if it works well I will be growing alot more next year. I going to use two trees and two plants in each. Simply make a wood case for the pots and hang them in the tree tops and build a latter that is removeable or find a few trees that would be easy to climb and hual every thing up in a backpack. I think it will be interesting.

[MattakaSqueaks]

but how will people not notice?

People dont just stare into the tree tops. The plants will blend nicely into the trees.