What do you think about this stunted growth in a full-on guerrilla grow environment?

Good afternoon, For a guerrilla-style plant, it's really good, but you can tell it suffered quite a bit of stress... It doesn't produce a large quantity, but sometimes it surprises in quality/potency. I'm curious to know the final result.

As mentioned, the soil moistue might have been convenient but contra productive. To save you work you could choose other options......1. Prepare your soil with rotten wood that works like a sponge and saves water and offers nutrition while being decultivated. You can also put something on top of the soil like leaves. Anything that lets the earth still breathe but protects it from direct sun. You could also Use a 5L bottle for example, put a small hole in it and let it drip the water slowly to allow a steady supply. If you combine all these, you might save yourself watering daily during the hot times and it might work out watering them once/twce a week

Guerilla growing is often a lot of compromising. I think the compromise here is the wet soil that helped you out with watering, but was holded her also back from growing out her potential, because of rotting roots (lack of oxygen). I have seen a video about jamaican guerilla growers, growing in a swamp. They new that the plants would not produce as under perfect circumstances. But the advantages of getting water without watering and being hidden from the rest of the world were big enough to walk this way.

Hey Argos, guerrilla grows can be really tough. It looks like your plant is fighting hard against all that surrounding brush for sunlight and root space. When they are surrounded by tall weeds they stretch out a lot trying to find light. The soil out there might also be lacking the nutrients she needs to build a strong structure. Next time try to clear a wider area around your spot so she gets more direct sun and doesn't have to compete for food. You could also amend the soil a bit before planting.