growing next to pathway

[kbrrq28]

Ive got some white widow seeds and after a while of searching, i think i found the right place to plant. the location is next to a stream, in a bunch of bushes and trees, but there is a road and a pathway next to it. Im sure nobody would go searching in there, because there is a fence too.

I was just wondering if passer bys would be able to smell the plant. If they did smell it, mayybe they would just think its a skunk?

Ive also got some super skunk...dont know if i should plant that there either.

Also...the other day i went on a "hike" on a local trail but couldnt find a good spot at all. it seems like everywhere i go theres always a couple people around. any advice on finding a good remote location? should i stick to public trails? or find something else.

kbrrq28 Reviewed by kbrrq28 on 04-02-2006. growing next to pathway Ive got some white widow seeds and after a while of searching, i think i found the right place to plant. the location is next to a stream, in a bunch of bushes and trees, but there is a road and a pathway next to it. Im sure nobody would go searching in there, because there is a fence too. I was just wondering if passer bys would be able to smell the plant. If they did smell it, mayybe they would just think its a skunk? Ive also got some super skunk...dont know if i should plant Rating: 5

[Earthy Dank]

Trails are the worst thing you grow near. Just find a place where no one is around at all. Like some random mile marker In the middle of nowhere off of some interstate or highway. If you can't do that try planting in the center of blackberry or some kind of briars or better yet poison ivy. These discourage adventurous people and camoflague the crop. And the hotter and windier it is the more it will smell.