Russia outdoor Guerrilla: 2018

RussianGrower Hi, everybody. RussianGrower Is Back. So it's time to prepare the plants for the guerrilla cultivation of the outdor 😎 We have prepared the following plants: 2 PCs Gorilla Glue Auto 4 PCs Dark Devil Auto 5 PCs Bubblelicious Auto 6 PCs Auto AK 47

RussianGrower Recently, in my friend's tent, we prepared plants for guerrilla outdoor cultivation. Later, when the plants are strong enough, we took them out and organized 5 plots with several plants. They'll grow on their own, with minimal care in the harsh Russian climate. The big danger for us now isn't the police, but hunters for someone else's cannabis. Who are the green hunters? These are bastards who don’t grow cannabis but steal other people's plants; they're ready for anything. When I was growing grass from my grandfather in the garden, I sometimes had to protect my plants at night with weapons. I even considered getting a fighting dog to bite off the uninvited guests' eggs. Now my grandfather is dead, and I grow cannabis like a partisan at home in a tent. But the memory of those times remains. In Russia, there’s a terrible tradition of stealing other people's bushes. Just imagine, you bring water to the plants from the river on your back, care for and love your plants, and a greedy green hunter cuts your plants at the root, not waiting for them to flower. I'm willing to kill these bastards; I’ve sometimes found myself on someone else's guerrilla plots, but I never took everything—just samples from a couple of branches and prayed for that guy when I smoked his weed. Sometimes I hear from people that they steal other people's plants directly from private property, from someone else's greenhouse, lulling someone else's dog. When I was drunk, I used to beat these people up really hard because I had these green-hunter bastards stealing my weed, too. In general, let’s hope that our plots won’t be found and that the plants will be able to harvest. I really hope so, but I don’t fully believe it because I’ve had such bad experiences many times. Let’s see how it will be this time. I hope with your moral support, the police and the green hunters will pass by our plots.

RussianGrower An excellent and very unusual purple strain of cannabis, smells delicious and grows very nicely, but in the open air is very susceptible to mold diseases and inflorescences in the fall are very afraid of moisture, you need to constantly monitor and view the inflorescences for the presence of mold and harvest before rainy weather

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RussianGrower A very flavorful strain with the taste of chewing gum. I want to return to this taste every time