Small/medium height strains recommendation for 'stealth' outdoor grow?

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I have a new grow site that is perfect in every way…except…(isnt there always an exception?..:>)…if/when my plants get over 4-5 ft tall they ‘may’ be visible from the street,IF someone is really looking for ‘something’…any recommendations as to strains that do well outdoors in a southeastern US climate,dont get ‘too’ tall and have reasonably high THC levels?..TIA!

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All of the ILGM autoflowering strains are considered compact plants - typically 3-4 feet tall outdoor. Here are the ones with the highest THC levels:
26% Gorilla Glue
21% Bergman’s Gold
21% Girl Scout Cookies
20% AK-47

The following are photoperiod ILGM strains that are compact and high THC:
23% Grandaddy Purple
22% Purple Kush
20% AK-47
20% Gelato
20% Blackberry Kush

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I recommend picking anything you want, but just super cropping it, or scrogging it to keep it low. That’s what I would do.

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If you grow in bags or pots that restrict root expansion that also will help keep your plant small. Short of staking the branches and mainstem down. You can literally grow a Thai plant sideways if you dont mind the work.

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You can train the plants aka Scrog and that will limit your plants height. I have grown a plant sideways and it’s not something I would recommend. Especially if the branches are weak.

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All is great advice. Also, take into consideration 1. R U ligit? 2. How much time do U have available dedicated to the maintenance and upkeep of said grow? Autos are normally the way to go if your in experimental mode… Hope that helps.

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26% Gorilla Glue…is this the same thing as the GG by ILGM?..

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Yes:

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I’ve never been a fan of GG. It makes me cough pretty bad for some reason. White Widow is an excellent strain and great for a first time grow.

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I have some of those…are ALL of the GG by ILGM autos?..I believe they were ‘advertised’ as fems but dont recall auto in the specs…

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… thanks for the advice!..:>)

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They have them in both photoperiod and autoflowering.

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Thanks…:>)

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That is something I was considering…Thanks for the suggestion…:>)

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Thanks for that!..:>)

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could always try super crop the branches kushman style and feed more silica to help with weak branches…

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