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| The Contents Acquiring Good Seeds Finding a Site p.1 p.2 Making a Trail a. Preparing the Soil b. Planting p.1 p.2 p.3 c. Weeding d. Removing Males e. The Fungus f. Emergency Visits The Harvest When to Harvest p.1 p.2 Acquiring Good Seeds High quality seed strains are often very difficult to obtain. This is especially true for people who hang in a predominantly straight crowd and know few people who partake in the fine cannabis. On the internet there are lots of sites offering cannabis seeds, however, a lot of them are spoofs and purchasing at them will result in a unsatisfying situation. If you're on the look for some good online cannabis stores, we've searched and tested some stores online and have put the finest of them all in 'the buyers' guide'. Besides acquiring good seed, picking a good location to grow is probably the most important task a grower is faced with. One of the best locations is in areas of grasslands that have small trees and bushes interspersed. Often a farmers field that has been out of production for ten years is ideal. Flood plains along rivers and streams are another good location, but the risk of losing seeds in the Spring or the harvest in the Fall due to flooding should be considered. Growers have also been known to plant in buckets in more rocky or mountainous terrain. This enables them to grow in areas that receive good sunlight but have rocky, untillable soil. Digging a site in areas of dense but short plant growth, like sticker bushes, is another suitable spot, as well as cornfields.The bushes grow high enough to prevent people from seeing through them and also serve as a direct deterrence from people and large animals wandering into the site. |
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