Those of us who grow cannabis outdoors for our own consumption encounter a problem every year, hiding marijuana plants so that no one can see them. In a guerrilla war it is fairly easy to camouflage our plants among the vegetation, but what happens when we grow on a terrace? And on a patio or garden? Do not fear, if you read this post carefully, you will have many more options for your plants to go completely unnoticed.
⛳ Camouflaging marijuana plants grown on the terrace
Growing marijuana on the terrace at home is an activity that many people do every year, for convenience and savings it is one of the most widespread types of cultivation in many countries. But some growers have a problem with this, and that is that their terrace is very exposed to the eyes of the neighbors, or it can be seen directly from the street.
When the plants are small, nothing happens, they could be tomato plants or something else, but as they grow, it becomes more and more difficult. Some people place one or 2 meshes to limit the height of the plants and that they do not exceed the wall of the balcony or terrace, growing as a SCROG but outdoors. This can be a good idea so that the plants are not seen from the street, but if you have curious neighbors they can see your striking crop. In our store you can find tights to make SCROG at the best market price by clicking here.
⭐ Hiding Marijuana Grown in a Garden
In a garden there are several ways to hide marijuana plants from prying eyes . One is putting the plants between fruit trees, making sure that enough sun reaches them to be able to develop well. In Valencia it is usually done between lines of trees in orange orchards, and on some occasions when the plants are large they look like another citrus fruit.
But the way I particularly like to camouflage marijuana in an orchard, is to put a structure like the ones that are used as a guide for tomato plants. In this way it is very difficult to discover that they are cannabis plants, unless you smell them or get too close of course.
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✨ Where to hide marijuana plants in a guerilla crop?
Guerrilla crops are those that are planted in the middle of the forest or field, so it is easier to disguise our cannabis plants. The further away you are from civilization the better, but be careful, keep in mind that you will have to go to water and take care of the plants from time to time, so look for a place that is away from people but accessible to you.
The best thing is that there is no path or path that reaches your crop, that there is tall vegetation, and if it may be an obstacle or impediment that prevents its access. If you leave marks of any kind, it is best to hide them, not to see anything that makes people think that this is a step or path to somewhere.
There are guerrilla growers who place associated plants around their crops to camouflage the marijuana plants, transplanting all the plants at the same time and with similar sizes. In this way, 2 things are achieved, hiding the marijuana on the one hand, and preventing insect attacks in a biological way on the other hand, especially.
🚀 Hiding cannabis plants in trees
This technique is not as widespread as the previous ones, but it is increasingly being done because of marijuana thieves. The ideal is to place the plant as high as possible, supporting the pot on a strong branch, and tying it well so that it does not fall. If you use fabric pots better than plastic or other material, because the fabric ones are better fixed on an unstable base such as tree branches.
Well, we have already placed our little plant on the tree, and now how do we water? The best thing for this is to place a pre-installation of automatic irrigation, placing the drippers in the pot and dropping a hose through the trunk, so that we can connect a water pump and insert it into a bucket every time we want to water.
✅ The concealment mesh for marijuana crops
And to finish, I want to remember that for other types of cultivation, in the backyard, in the home garden, or also on the terraces, there is the possibility of placing a concealment mesh where leaves pass most of the light, but obstructs what is behind it. As with the guerrilla-associated plants, the concealment mesh fulfills 2 missions, to hide the plants and protect them from the attack of insects.
For small or autoflowering plants there is a system called Pop Up Grow Bed that works very well, because it hides what is inside without preventing the entry of light. It is also very easy to assemble, it is very cheap, and it looks good in any garden so it is one of the best investments you can make to protect your plants from theft.
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🎯 Conclusion
Camouflaging marijuana plants grown outdoors is not difficult, you just have to use your imagination to make them go as unnoticed as possible. And you, do you have any trick to hide the guerrilla cultivation, orchard, or terrace that you want to share with us? Leave us a comment with your method to help other readers please
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