Growing Marijuana - Making a Trail
One of the ways to ensure success is by creating trails that are
not visible to passers by. This is easier in some places than in
others. Areas having dense undergrowth with lots of sunlight can
be ideal because plant growth is so rapid it will erase any damage
to the vegetation between trips during the Spring and Summer. If
you are growing plants in areas easy to spot trails then make the
path weave back and forth so it becomes difficult for people to
see a trail. Making a hidden trail to the site(s) is important because
it allows the grower to minimize getting ripped off or worse, caught.
People wander through undeveloped areas and follow trails to nowhere
all the time. Their access can be limited through thoughtful planning
of pathways and proper care in using them. When you walk through
your entrance, do everything possible not to damage any of the foliage,
especially toward the late Summer and early Fall. At this time of
the year, damaged foliage usually will not regrow and this is when
the plants need as much cover as possible. There are two things
to keep in mind when making a trail to your site(s):
1) Can you see the trail you just made, if not that's great, if
so look for ways to cover areas that look like a trail;
2) The more difficult it is for you to get to the site, the less
likely someone else will try.
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