Guerrilla cannabis gardening

Gorilla farming relates to the process of cultivating the plants off-site which is likely to be in a remote location which is well away from regular foot-traffic. It will certainly benefit to locate a site that there isn't very easy to access and well out of the way from normal people's interests. 

Ideally, you want to be looking at growing the crop off your own site or property, so that in the unfortunate event that it is traced, you aren't likely to be implicated in the growth process. If you are able to avoid leaving any physical evidence (hair, trails, fingerprints, footprints, etc), it is certain to be very difficult for the police to tie you to the set-up. 

It will certainly benefit if you are able to avoid talking about or admitting your involvement in growing cannabis. If you are able to travel to the far off sight with a binoculars or fishing pole you can claim that you are planning on fishing or bird watching if you are ever stopped in the local area. 

Avoid letting anyone else know the location of the plants, and make certain to avoid taking visitors to see your set-up unless it is close to the time of harvest when the plants are likely to be pulled within a day or two. 

In the process of establishing the right site it is highly important that plants are kept out of sight. If you are traveling to a non-secure location make certain to take several different routes to avoid attracting suspicion and cover any potential trails that you might create. Avoid parking in the same place or area on a main road. Use a parking spot that isn't likely to arouse any sort of suspicion from the local residents. It might benefit to have a safe house in the local area if growing the plants a significant distance from home. Always look to have a great reason why he might be in the local area and have the required items in place to back up the story. 

Aim to plant the crop in areas where they aren't likely to stand out, like next to the bushes or under the trees, and limit the plants to a few in each spot. It can help if you are able to train the plants to avoid growing in a straight up direction. A sideways grown plant is more likely to be desirable. By tying the upper section of the plants to the ground you are able to make the branches of the plants develop that much more efficiently, which should also help in increasing the yield. Plants are acceptable underneath the trees provided of course that the sun still able to reach them for a good proportion of the daytime. Ideally, you want the chance to see direct sunlight for at least five hours and indirect light for a further five hours. 

You might want to use shoes and clothing that can easily be disposed of at a later date. To avoid leaving fingerprints on the growth materials, you might want to look at using surgical gloves or similar.

If possible it might benefit to erect a fence around the crop to help with deterring the local wildlife. Ideal options can include nylon chicken fencing and green wire mesh which are both very easy and cost-effective to install. Make certain to inspect at regular intervals to ensure that it is maintained to a high standard. 

Irrespective of the fence used it isn't likely to be able to protect the plants from the rodents like rats and mice. Avoid using soap or similar products in the process of attempting to deter wildlife, since this is highly attractive to rats. Use a poisoned grain in a specific rodents trap to avoid being eaten by deer or birds. Look to position the poison at an early stage prior to starting the crop. Poisons are likely to take several days before impacting on the rodent population. Often you might find that it will be easier to grow in an enclosed area like a shed or backyard then attempting to keep the plot pest free. 

A further issue to consider if growing off-site is that you need to consider the aspects in relation to watering the plants. You will be only able to grow plants that you are able to adequately water. If it is necessary to carry water in to the grow site, you might want to look at using a backpack or similar to make certain it is kept hidden from onlookers. 

The process of moving vegetative starts to the growth area in the outdoor set-up is certain to be a difficult undertaking. Ideally, you want to be starting the growth process inside a shed or building and moved outside once they are established. It might be beneficial if you are able to begin with separating the females from males to limit the chances of watering / transplanting / transporting is incurred. 

One option is to make use of rockwool cubes at a size of about 3 inches when starting the seedlings. You often find that you are able to fit up to 20 inside a suitable container which can be covered and easily transported to the intended outside grow area. And these cubes can even be planted direct in the soil. 

A great number of outside growers have given up on the process of using seeds and are more interested in cloning which can be achieved quite easily inside the home and then those plants can be transported to the grow site in suitable boxes. Significant aspects of this are that it is able to limit pollution issues, with no genetic uncertainties, no germinating cannibals seen, no weeding, no differentiation, and no males, and no wasted effort.