FrostAie's Guerrilla GPS Grow 2009

[FrostAie]

Hello everyone another year has come upon us and that means it is time for yet another Grow Journal. This years genetics will be top notch and mostly Indica based due to the harvests having to occur between mid September- October. I have decided to step up operations this year and incorporate a plot on point GPS. This will enable me to put mass numbers of my "Hearty Herb" strain out. It survived 57 days of drought during the summer as a wild prototype. I will also be growing Northern Lights #5 once again as well as Purple Diesel and Poison Afghan. During the long winter months I have been able to start a few "Mother Plants" of good genetics including Watermelon Kush, NL #5, Hearty Herb, and a mass producing strain given to me by a fellow Guerrilla that we will call A-1. All mother plants were started from seed on 1-28-09. The plan is to move these mothers out the last week of April and take clones from all the females. I will be able to pump out approx. 20 plants every 8 days. The plants will be stored in 32 oz foam cups in stealth boxes until the corn fields begin to pop up early may till mid June. The GPS I will be using is less than $100.00 shipped and can plot a points that can get me within 3 feet of each plant I put out. (http://www.walmart.com/catalog/produ...uct_id=6015179)

I will be able to load these storage stealth boxes into secret brush and tree line locations for about 2 months continuously. The two new strains I will be getting a hold of are from the http://highgrade-seeds.com/ seed bank. I have purchased from this breeder and have had only great results. I will try to update this as the season goes on and here are some starter pictures from the last month.

The first set of pictures is from 2-10-09 second set 2-16-09 and the last set is from today 2-28-09

[giroldo]

DUDE i haven't talk to you in forever. Good luck with the grow, and hit me up on aim!

[FrostAie]

pictures

[FrostAie]

second set

[FrostAie]

Third Set

[growerruney]

those are really happy plants +rep

[Ganja-Guru]

Great lookin plants. Moved this to the Outdoor Grow Journal section.

+rep

Very nice, I like the GPS, do you find any problems growing in corn fields with ferts from the crops or are you just growing on the outskirts?

+rep on some healthy looking plants

[FrostAie]

thanks everyone for the comments. The corn fields are usually not to strongly fertilized and I use about 1/4 my own soil mixed with natural soil. I find a big remote field where corn is coming up and plot 20-30 random ones throughout the field in no particular pattern. The only problem growing in corn fields is you have to wait for them to show then plot. Using storage boxes in very remote shrubbery/fields I can store hundreds and hundreds and plot them into the ground as different fields are coming up. The technique will be similar to my first journal from last year http://forum.grasscity.com/grow-jour...ml#post2834710

that has some pictures that show how well you can hide things in corn. I also use www.flashearth.com to find very very remote fields in my area. When it comes to choppers I try to put most in a county where there has not been many seizures.

Cost of this years operation:

$130 for Another T5 Fluorescent light to double starting production
$110 for 3 new strains (36 seeds)
$50 for Fox Farm water soluble Veg Nutes
$90 for plot on point GPS
$75 for various soils organic promotors
$50 for misc. Shovel, 32 oz foam cups, razors, 5 gallon Jugs and so on
$50 for plywood,nails for veg storage boxes
$50 for Fox Farm water sol. Flower Nutes
$Getting dropped off in middle of nowhere to plot babies all night and then work my full time job the next day = a pain in the ass but 1000 times better than any min wage on the market today.

Est. Investment price $605 a little over an ounce of tasty nuggets in todays market.

[jones]

Originally Posted by FrostAie

thanks everyone for the comments. The corn fields are usually not to strongly fertilized and I use about 1/4 my own soil mixed with natural soil. I find a big remote field where corn is coming up and plot 20-30 random ones throughout the field in no particular pattern. The only problem growing in corn fields is you have to wait for them to show then plot. Using storage boxes in very remote shrubbery/fields I can store hundreds and hundreds and plot them into the ground as different fields are coming up. The technique will be similar to my first journal from last year http://forum.grasscity.com/grow-jour...ml#post2834710

that has some pictures that show how well you can hide things in corn. I also use www.flashearth.com to find very very remote fields in my area. When it comes to choppers I try to put most in a county where there has not been many seizures.

Cost of this years operation:

$130 for Another T5 Fluorescent light to double starting production
$110 for 3 new strains (36 seeds)
$50 for Fox Farm water soluble Veg Nutes
$90 for plot on point GPS
$75 for various soils organic promotors
$50 for misc. Shovel, 32 oz foam cups, razors, 5 gallon Jugs and so on
$50 for plywood,nails for veg storage boxes
$50 for Fox Farm water sol. Flower Nutes
$Getting dropped off in middle of nowhere to plot babies all night and then work my full time job the next day = a pain in the ass but 1000 times better than any min wage on the market today.

Est. Investment price $605 a little over an ounce of tasty nuggets in todays market.

wow thats insane 600$, i needa opened up show where you live

[ThePot]

Plants look good man, nice start. $600/z?? Around here even really good bud is maybe 420-450/z

GL

[NumeroUnero]

Damn nice looking grow dude. I have been wanting to get some beans off hgs but with the lack of funds im experencing i may not be able to this season. Great looking plants may i ask wat strains u have

[Lots]

ive been using a gps for the last 8 years...couldent live without it

[Lethargic]

Subscribed.

Cheers mate, here is to you having a big harvest!

[FrostAie]

Here are a couple of pics of the clones and Hearty Herb and the A1 strain going back into veg for a month more or so. From 3/13/09