63 Comments
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By mark ,24 Apr 2015Another outdoor spot is certainoff ramps along roadways that follow a no mowing preserve the beautiful thing is literally millions of cars ride by these locationsunaware
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By luke samuel gilley ,13 May 2017great lesson , thanks my friend
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By Diane ,24 Apr 2015Are you trying to get people busted Robert? Zero tolerance in N.H. for growing indoors or out so your outdoor growing ideas is a sure ticket to prison. We have helicopters where I live specifically looking for outdoor grows. So […]Read More
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By MjB ,14 Apr 2016OMG Diane do you work for the DEA or another agency? The stuff grows wild for Christ sake. Give Robert A Brake. Have you ever broke the speed limit? Well guess what you committed a crime!! I'm epileptic and had […]Read More
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By ian ,24 Mar 2019its a plant from god not man made so chill diane its not a drug and never was there report of a overdose or anyone dying from marijuana rather its cures and helps dying ppl
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By Cathy ,24 Oct 2019Amen. I live in the Bible Belt, GA. I am a law abiding citizen as long as The laws are just. I may be dead before its legalized here but have grown it for years; even in a neighborhood with […]Read More
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By Barry ,24 Apr 2015Robert , Robert, Robert Now you've alerted all the law enforcement agency's where to look for illegal grows !!!
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By Blunt ,25 Apr 2015OG gush one month now only about four lopes now what's up
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By Charlie ,25 Apr 2015I don't think from what i've seen really any grow guides i've read have put nearly enough caution as for aerial surveillance, which is by far the biggest worry for detection, by far over telling people (which most general people […]Read More
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By Bill ,26 Oct 2016The trick to avoiding aerial surveillance is to only grow 1 or 2 plants near one another. I have ever heard law enforcement officers say that they wouldn't even land their craft for such a small amount. They're looking for […]Read More
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By Charles ,03 Jan 2017Not so true, depending on where you live. They do find and destroy individuals (small ones, maybe, maybe not, big ones definitely), they are very aggressive, and extremist, even one of the photos above that says growing camouflage under tree […]Read More
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By crazyhorse ,17 Mar 2017I know this to be true, I had a helicopter hoover over one of my grows that had only 4 plants and after 10 minutes they flew away and never came back
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By kris ,25 Apr 2015Very informative article. Have been wanting to grow outside for a while now. After reading your bible, I think I'm ready. major plus that i work on a farm...
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By Terry Buggage ,25 Apr 2015All good advice , hopefully the terror of growing pot will be alleviated, as more states yield to public & financial pressures to decriminalize. Robert I have the bible , would like the plant care manual to be prepared, if […]Read More
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By Pucca ,25 Apr 2015Thanks for sharing your knowledge. My question: growing on rooftop, all day sunny, can be very hot due to the concrete. Isn't it a bit too hot for the plant's roots up there?
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By latewood ,23 Jul 2015Pucca, es, I believe that you would need a pallet for air to circulate under the plants root zone.
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By Gwyn Thek ,20 Aug 2018I have my plants in 20 gallon containers and they sit on a planter dolly with wheels...therefore I have air circulation underneath and I can easily turn or move the plants as needed. Those same plants are anywhere from 6 […]Read More
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By Alan Thomas ,25 Apr 2015Just finished manicuring this years harvest grown down under. We also have to fence the roos and possums out. Used a sheet of ply to build box lined with plastic with a water reservoir underneath
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By Jay ,29 Apr 2015Although corn seems to be a good choice to grow in, the plants go straw yellow colored, just at the same time the buds are getting their greenest. Aerial patrols of corn fields are a norm here in California's central […]Read More
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By The Green Bastard ,12 Jul 2015PA grower here. After many years of failure outdoors, I will only plant in corn fields from now on. One benefit is that deer dont give a shit about weed in the midst of thousands of stalks of delicious corn. […]Read More
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By tom jones ,10 May 2017what strains do you think work best in pa?
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By Don ,21 May 2017What area of Pa.? Cooler zones of Pa usually work well for Canadian bred "Sour Diesel"
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By J.O. ,14 Jul 2015fyi; Silage isn't bedding, it's fermented green feed, "sauerkraut" for cows. Fermenting corn when the whole plant is full of sugars, before storage, helps it keep, makes it more digestible, and the bacteria that do the fermenting add their bodies, […]Read More
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By Best Soil Mixture For Outdoor Marijuana Plants ,03 Aug 2015[…] are going with the natural soil route, you will need to understand what the soil is like near your marijuana growing site, as well as any nearby plants. Soil can come in three major types: clay, sandy, and loamy. […]Read More
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By Stop Damping Off On Marijuana Seedlings Now! ,03 Aug 2015[…] or in containers of some sort. Then, at least one week before you transplant the plants to an outdoor grow site, combine cured compost (which has beneficial bacteria) with the soil. Don’t transplant the […]
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By QG ,26 Aug 2015This is great info. I know someone who has purchased land and is quite successful and I have decided to dip into land purchase as well. However, hiding the plants from thieves and Ariel enforcement is a huge concern of […]Read More
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By viktor ,04 Oct 2015Роберт Бергман очень интересно.спасибо за ваш труд и ilove growing marijuana.
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By Jennifer ILGM ,05 Oct 2015Thanks Viktor!
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By How Much Sunlight Do Outdoor Marijuana Plants Need? ,15 Feb 2016[…] You need to find a location that is free from objects or other plants that might block your plants from receiving the most amount of light possible. Never forget: your plants need as much sunlight as possible, so they […]Read More
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By sam ,03 Apr 2016im doing a project at university developing a community of about 10000 where their main agricultural product is marijuana. Im trying to find out how steep a slope it can be planted on before the marijuana is damaged or wont […]Read More
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By Todd ,20 Dec 201912 plants allowed in Michigan. Can not be seen from road or sidewalk without binoculars. Or flying over
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By latewood.ILGM ,05 Apr 2016When growing on a steep hillside; A farmer must terrace the landscape in order to produce an optimum environment for feeding the plants.
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By MjB ,14 Apr 2016Thanks Claire And Robert you saved my life I had uncontrollable seizures till I discovered blueberry on the site!!!!!!!! It is worth a million bucks if you have a medical problem.
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By ClaireILGM ,15 Apr 2016@MjB thanks for your sweet comment! So nice to hear it's working great for you :) Wish you all the best!
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By FyshhTrap ,28 Jun 2016This article totally confirms my choice of growing areas outdoors, I will have one grow in a corn field adjacent to a field Full of nettles separated by a small brook which will contain another grow!! I'm not kidding!!!
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By JohnW ,09 Dec 2016RE: Cornfields...One solution would be to plant a few seasonal bushes and small trees among the pot in the cornfield. RE: Corn...They feed cows that cheap GMO corn in massive feedlots...even using the stalks for feed. The result is low-grade […]Read More
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By MaryG ,12 May 2017JohnW - you are so right about GMOs - we are what we eat and we eat what we feed. Unfortunately, we feed what we eat poison and expect it to not have consequences on our health...we are destroying the […]Read More
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By johnathan schultz ,23 Jan 2017thanks for your help please type back how could i keep people from knowing
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By Thomas Karwin ,03 Feb 2017In California, a three-plant grow for personal use is now legal, if the plants are not visible from the street, but local and state regulations are still in development. While waiting for those regs, I have two questions: (1) What […]Read More
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By Gordeaux ,03 Feb 2017I think the 2 major problems are greed and a flippant attitude. K.I.S.S. I think if you give a 5 gallon pail lots of drainage holes, a backyard plant can be hidden at night in flower season. I find nobody […]Read More
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By Thomas ,07 Feb 2017Don't ever plant in a corn field ! That does not work.l'am a farmer in Wisc. And plant many acres of corn every year.All farmer spray there corn for weeds every crop.So, in short your plants don't stand a chance […]Read More
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By Smokeanater ,12 May 2017Got seeds from u there taking off. Real nice. Very excited cant wait till bud time Thanks
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By paco ,12 May 2017very very interesting helpful enjoyed very much many thanks
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By davacavana ,13 May 2017Another outstanding article. Ive come to expect nothing but the best information from Robert. I am never disapointed.
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By ostendorf alvin ,15 May 2017lad to here from you, but thinking bigger trying to get permit to grow, and to sale in store, if my way 10,000 lbs
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By Doug ,26 May 2017Purchase predatory mites to control your pest mites. Requires less work than having to spray every three days. If timed correctly, one release of predatory mites will give you control for the entire season. Or grow your plants near existing […]Read More
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By Mike ,22 Jun 2017I've learned to keep my plants low to the grow, nothing over 4 feet. Lots of topping and bending the of the plants . Planting late in the season helps to manage the size. Planting in around bean plants both […]Read More
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By CBDiva ,18 Nov 2017Choosing a short autoflowering strain can help too. They don't grow very tall, thus reducing the smell as well as the height. And they're ready for harvest within ~3 months. Some of those giant Sativas would be impossible to grow […]Read More
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By Tammy ,02 Feb 2018I ordered seeds do they always come from oversea's
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By Tammy ,06 Feb 2018ok still waiting for the to be del.
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By Ravindu ,04 May 2018No words to say, best tips ! So helpful !
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By steve ,24 Jan 2019i've been growing in the same spot in Maine over 40 years just keep it simple, use organic nutrients, don't overwater, and sun, sun, sun. i tend to rely on strains heavy on the Indica side due to my Northern […]Read More
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By Kevin Murphy ,28 Jul 2019Best place for growing cannabis, this means that you do not need a terribly large amount of land to grow all the plants you could want which is really true when you want too.
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By Athea Jo ,07 Aug 2019The advantage of growing cannabis is you do not need a large amount of land to plant it.
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By Monique Perry ,29 Aug 2019Thank you for sharing this article. This will help a novice in growing cannabis and enthusiasts alike on how to grow their marijuana plants outdoors.
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By SunRaised CBD Oil ,26 Sep 2019Amazing! Its really amazing piece of writing, I have got much clear idea regarding from this post.
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By Tracy August ,05 Feb 2020Marijuana is also legal in Michigan both medical and recreational. We can grow up to twelve plants
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By joey ,17 Aug 2020interesting site, I love it thanks
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By Thomas ,12 Jan 2021Looking for ideas