How do you hide your outdoor cannabis grow? (PRO TIPS)

Knowledge of stealth cultivation is something every outdoor cannabis grower must have.

If you reside in a state where legal medical or recreational cannabis laws allow home cultivation, you only need to grow a limited number of cannabis plants. Not to mention that weed is still generally illegal in most parts of the world. Some residents of this area have perfected the art of growing weed without getting caught.

In a state with partial or no cannabis decriminalization laws, cannabis enthusiasts are choosing to grow cannabis indoors as it is more discreet and gives the grower complete control over the growing conditions of the plant. However, some try to grow theirs outdoors, preferring the benefits of the outdoors to the indoor environment.

As indoor cannabis cultivation became popular, myths began to circulate about how outdoor cultivation resulted in low-quality harvests. The truth is that any cannabis grow can produce poor results if growers are not diligent in their practices. Indoor cultivation could result in gorgeous looking buds, while outdoor cultivation could result in weed with top-notch cannabinoids and terpene profiles. What really matters is the growing practices of both growers.

The most important aspect of stealth growing is evaluating the various factors that might give away your operations and immediately taking the right steps to circumvent them.

Home grow outdoors

Every day the demand for organic products increases. There are benefits to growing cannabis in the sun with less human intervention. It gives the plant unrestricted access to the sun’s natural light, unlike indoor plants that rely on LED lights and other grow lights.

For example, landrace cannabis strains have survived for thousands of years due to the pristine wavelength of light they receive from the sun. To be honest, cannabis grown outdoors is exposed to extreme elements. They are sometimes damaged by pests, wind and rain. However, no one can deny that if the plants are well cared for, they can produce wondrous buds.

How to avoid attention

Privacy and discretion are essential, regardless of whether your planned planting area is large or not. We understand that not everyone has the choice to buy big farms; Therefore, we will include tips for those who have gardens and balconies.

Some of the best ways to camouflage cannabis plants outdoors include:

Low Stress Technique (LST)

In this method, you tie the most conspicuous stems of seedlings or young plants to the side of your garden pots. This new position exposes the center of the plant to the ground, causing the lower buds of the plant to puff out. This would help improve the yield of the plant. In addition, if you mold the plant into your preferred shape, it would help you to express your artistic inclinations. The downside to this method is that it may reduce the plant’s profile.

ScOGging

This cloaking method is not as easy as LST. Here you can hide your plants where they are clearly visible. If your home has a walled balcony with direct access to sunlight, this could be for you. The main goal of this technique is to keep the plant tops below the edge of the wall.

As your plants grow in height, you will need a plastic trellis to wrap them in. This grid causes them to grow sideways (horizontally) instead of vertically. People growing strains with large genes sometimes top them off to ensure their growth is stunted.

Green Fence Net

This is one of the easiest ways to camouflage your cannabis plants. It is uncomplicated and easy to get to. These advantages have made it a widely used technique for growing cannabis in both rural and urban areas. With the Green Fencing Mesh, neighbors would have no idea what was growing behind them, nor would intruders be inclined to snoop around in your area. A major benefit of green fencing mesh is that it keeps your plants cool when the weather turns scorching.

Mixed cut

You can plant your cannabis plants with other plants such as tomatoes or flowers. People prefer tomato plants for this technique because they resemble cannabis plants. You need to mix with a plant with similar physical characteristics as weed plants. One is for increasing crop yields, while the other is for stealth for outdoor cannabis cultivation.

Here you need to use scissors to get rid of the obvious features in the cannabis plants. From seedling to vegetative state, just small nips here and there might be ok. However, once the plant enters its late flowering stage, you need to get aggressive. At this point, you can remove any fan leaves on your plant to obscure the grass to unsuspecting neighbors or visitors.

Fabric flower pots

Fabric flower pots are used to reduce the overall height of a weed camouflage garden. Using these flower pots would lower the height of your weeds by 20 inches. All you have to do is plant your weed directly into the soil as this flower pot will allow roots through. This method is best suited for guerrilla cannabis cultivation. Also, you can combine this method with the green mesh method to improve it.

Fake Flowers

If you can’t afford to plant flowers or don’t want to, you can buy artificial flowers as they work in the same way to add more secrecy to your garden. In addition, you don’t have to spend valuable time taking care of natural flowers and your cannabis plants.

You could attach artificial cantilevers to your cannabis plants to obscure them from above. When buying artificial flowers, it is best to buy colorful fakes.

A combination of methods

To maximize your stealth efforts, you can combine two or more methods. For example, you could use artificial flowers, ScrOGing, and green fence mesh for maximum impact. Even everyday garden items like wood or compost can hide your garden from curious people.

bottom line

Practicing stealth growing or stealth growing requires imagination, proper planning, and efficient strategies. It is unnecessary to have land hidden in a remote area; You can grow a guerrilla cannabis garden anywhere, even if it’s a balcony on a busy city street.

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