Hello!!! I'm excited to start my first attempt at growing. Here's some details:
I've got a nice discrete place to grow, an undeveloped area of land not far from my home. I've been monitoring the area since early last Summer and seen very little sign of anyone else using or visiting the site, and it's surrounded by woods but with good sun exposure... in other words, perfect as far as I can tell. It looks like an old construction site that's been vacant so long it's completely overgrown.
I ordered Northern Lights from Nirvana. I planted my seeds about two weeks ago, and then there was a lot of rain for several days, and as of two days ago there's a few seedlings. I'm hoping more will pop up soon, but there's been a lot of rain and I'm worried that might have damaged them. (I thought about starting them indoors, but I don't have a good place in my home to set that up without raising suspicion.)
If anyone has outdoor growing tips, I'm definitely open to them. And if anyone has ideas for how to hide my plants from prying eyes without blocking the sun or looking obviously man-made, I'd be interested in that too. Otherwise, Hi, and I'm glad this community is here.
I've got a nice discrete place to grow, an undeveloped area of land not far from my home. I've been monitoring the area since early last Summer and seen very little sign of anyone else using or visiting the site, and it's surrounded by woods but with good sun exposure... in other words, perfect as far as I can tell. It looks like an old construction site that's been vacant so long it's completely overgrown.
I ordered Northern Lights from Nirvana. I planted my seeds about two weeks ago, and then there was a lot of rain for several days, and as of two days ago there's a few seedlings. I'm hoping more will pop up soon, but there's been a lot of rain and I'm worried that might have damaged them. (I thought about starting them indoors, but I don't have a good place in my home to set that up without raising suspicion.)
If anyone has outdoor growing tips, I'm definitely open to them. And if anyone has ideas for how to hide my plants from prying eyes without blocking the sun or looking obviously man-made, I'd be interested in that too. Otherwise, Hi, and I'm glad this community is here.