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here: Issue #276 - Sunday, July 30, 2017 Dear Fellow Grower,
In today's issue... - Learn how to keep growing awesome homegrown and never get caught doing it!
- The first article is about indoor growing and the second article is about outdoor growing.
- It's bug season for outdoor growers in the northern hemisphere, so make sure to check the list of common cannabis pests if you see something gnawing on your
plants!
- This plants in this weeks trophy pics are quite large and they haven't even started flowering yet. These are going to be Godzilla-sized!
Nebula Haze & Sirius Fourside (founders of GrowWeedEasy.com) "If you reveal your secrets to the wind, you should not blame the wind for revealing them to the trees."
~Khalil Gibran
7 Rules You Must Follow If You Want to Grow Weed and Never Get Caught! by Nebula Haze |
Outdoor Growers: This stealth tutorial is about indoor growing.
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Whether You're Growing Indoors or Outdoors, Remember the Old Adage for Stealthy Cannabis Cultivation: Don't
Smell, Don't Sell, Don't Tell (Anyone)! Being a grower is great. I personally love the process of growing! Not only is it a fun and rewarding hobby on its own, growing your own supply of marijuana saves tons of money compared to buying it.
Plus, you basically get access to unlimited amounts of the highest quality weed!
What could be better, right?
Well, there is one
big problem with growing... the fact that growing marijuana is either totally or at least partially illegal in most parts of the world!
Not everyone can construct a secret grow room behind a bookcase, but in this stealth tutorial, I will share a few simple but effective strategies that make it almost impossible for anyone to discover your marijuana
plants. For your security, it's vitally important to do everything in your power to keep your cannabis garden a secret.
If you want to avoid detection, you have a responsibility to become not just reactive, but incredibly proactive to make sure you are not giving off any signs that could possibly hint that you're growing.
In most parts of the world, cannabis is illegal or at least semi-illegal to grow. Even in places where weed is legalized in some form (for example, the 29
medical marijuana and 8 adult legalization states in the U.S.), there are still federal guidelines that mean you can get arrested for cannabis possession or cultivation, even if you're following all the local laws. It's true that federal officials very rarely go after small-time growers who aren't selling, but it's better to be safe than sorry by keeping your grow a secret from everyone.
A Secret Grow Space is a Secure Grow Space
So, if you are lucky enough to live in a state with legalized marijuana cultivation, I strongly caution you to still take the necessary precautions and keep yourself out of watchful
eyes.
These rules may sound a bit overly protective, but they've allowed me to grow without any legal problems since I started growing over a decade ago.
Remember, even if sticking with some of these rules can be a pain, nothing is worth spending time in jail!
Here goes... Rule 1: Never Tell Anyone, Not Even Your Friends, That
You've Started Growing Weed I know, I know, this is common sense, right?
But unfortunately, it's not. Telling the wrong person is the number 1 most common reason growers get caught or ripped off.
Hobby growers rarely get caught by helicopters with thermal cameras or RF interference from grow lights.
At least, not compared to how many growers get caught from letting their secret out to someone they couldn't trust.
If you want to prevent the number one reason growers get caught, you should never, ever tell a soul that you grow marijuana. No excuses.
Here's my "never get caught, ever, for growing weed" policy: You can never trust someone else
as closely as yourself. If someone isn't actually growing marijuana with you, as a partner-in-crime so to speak, there is no reason to tell them about your growing activities.
If someone asks you where you got your weed, tell them you'd rather not talk about it and leave it at that. Better yet, don't tell them you smoke at all if you can avoid it. Remember: If you can't keep this
incredibly important secret to yourself, how can you trust other people to keep it to themselves?
Don't ever give hints that you know how to grow weed. If you encounter others who are talking about growing, bite your lip and act dumb! Rule 2: Be Smart When Ordering Marijuana Seeds Online
But here's the basics.
It's
a good idea to avoid shipping marijuana seeds to the same place you'll actually be growing your weed if possible.
However, most growers don't have that option, including me. As a result, I have always shipped seeds directly to my house without a problem, and that seems to be what most growers do.
Still, I highly
recommend paying a few extra bucks for the "stealth shipping" option the next time you order seeds. Most reputable seed banks offer this. Stealth shipping usually comes with a guarantee (they'll reship seeds if you don't get them), and seeds are much less likely to get confiscated during shipping because they're hidden.
I have had my seeds confiscated a couple times over the years. The seeds were taken
and the empty package arrived with a letter saying that cannabis seeds are not allowed to be shipped into the US. I understand that this happens to many growers and seed banks will usually reship the seeds if you show them the letter.
However, once you receive seeds that were shipped via stealth shipping, you'll understand why it's difficult for someone to intercept the package. I once actually received
my seeds and the package had been opened, but Nirvana had done such a good job with the stealth packaging that the officials didn't see the seeds and just sealed the package back up and sent it to me. Rule 3: Consider All Sounds, Smells and Light That Come from Your Grow Space When it comes to smells, sounds and light, you actually have a lot of really great options for indoor growing, especially these days with new types of grow lights and improved grower tools.
Stealth Ideas for Growing Outdoors
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Always consider stealth when growing cannabis outdoors! Not only is law enforcement a consideration, it's common for thieves to steal plants right before harvest time!
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Plant bright flowers nearby, so it looks like the cannabis plant is producing the flowers. Even better if the flowers are fragrant, to help cover up the cannabis
smell! This next example is not stealthy, and what's worse light from the window may prevent the plant from flowering (making buds). In addition to stealth considerations, light pollution is a common problem when growing outdoors on your own property. Plants need complete darkness at night to start making buds.
Identify Common Cannabis Pests! |
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Aphids often hang out under the leaves and other hidden parts of the plant. If left unchecked, they can cause an infestation! |
Noooo! Bugs!
If you see something gnawing on your plants, or a problem that you suspect is caused by bugs, check our list of common marijuana pests! I gave some quick examples below.
Scales don't move, they just sit there. If you see bugs that look similar but are speedy and white, you actually have mealybugs. These shiny and twisted leaves are actually caused by broad mites, which live inside the plant!
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Just want to say great site. I used your site as a guide for my first run growing indoor. I have two weeks till harvest. Buds almost the size of my forearms. Keep up the great work. Thanks
Sean M |
Trophy Pictures of the Week! |
"Ace Seeds Purple Haze x Malawi at 16 weeks flowering.
AN pH perfect trio, B-52, Big Bud Powder, Bud Candy, Great White bennies"
-Alltatup
Alltatup is a cherished member of our growing community, and apparently, is
a part-time monster-plant-rancher!
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Nebula Haze:
I'll be honest with you, when I first started growing, I struggled. Now, it is my mission to
make it easier for new growers to get started as well as help advanced growers get bigger, better yields with less time and money. We are updating and adding articles every single week and our goal is to eventually build a comprehensive growing resource so anyone and everyone can grow if they want to! If we all share the knowledge there's more buds in the world for everyone :) |
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Sirius Fourside:
Sirius Fourside is a hobbyist grower who has gained the bulk of his experience growing in water as a medium (deep water culture, bubbleponics).
"Growing cannabis can be a relaxing hobby in and of itself, but it also saves you money and keeps you from having to deal with shady characters. Cannabis is much easier to grow than people give it credit for, and growing in water
doesn't increase the difficulty much, if any. But whether you want to grow in water, coco, or a different medium, we'll show you how easy it can be!"
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