Yes, if your a serious grower its time to start thinking of seed selection. I'v been growing comercially for 3 years. no that dosent make me an expert. But I was fortunate enough to apprentice under the wing of people with over 30 yrs exp both. so yes I am an expert. If you have any questions or just want to shoot the shit in the wee hours just post.
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How many seeds do u need?Comment -
In the low ryder variety approx 500 every 2 weeks. I can great prices on early misty and northern lights. which for growers in colder climates are excellent. but the lowryders being a vairly new hybrid they are more difficult to obtain at a lesser price.Comment -
I am a King County police officer. Please provide me with your name, phone number, social security number, tax ID number, the pin number to your debit card, and the locker combination to your bicycle lock.Comment -
I'll need a minute thats a lot of info.Comment -
You're a good sport. I'll stop messing around.Comment -
CheersComment -
Another strand I would be very interested in would be the early pine again its a very new strand. but would be willing to pay $ for.Comment -
how do you keep the electric company from getting suspicious?Comment -
Gorrilla growing no juice involved. never really been a fan of indoor. With indoor there is 100% more risk. With a gorilla crop,and providing you knoew what your doing,1 crop can be as valuable as three indoor operations. you see with indoor your plants are smaller which provides lesser yeild,but in turn you get more crops.with gorilla growing your land land mass is endless,which then gives you the oppurtunity to grow multiple crops,with bigger plants,with bigger yeild,and less risk.Comment -
what if hikers discovered your crop? what kind of traps do you set to protect your crop?Comment -
None. Were a family, everybody got family. its alot easier explaining plants,then an injury. see you have to account for that,not all your eggs in one basket. Yes people do look,but a lot of times they do so because there tipped off, If you have ever been in a corn feild in aug you can't see shit unless you know where it is.Comment -
do you have to be a farmer or you can "borrow" other farmer's fields?Comment -
Pico,this is a true story,its kind funny.
We got ripped off once,then some guy starts bragging at a parteners work if found some stuff,so my parterner listens and says cool we should go back,the guy draws a map and sure enough its ours. We got it back the next day,it diden't really matter the shit was root bound anyway and it wasen't worth taking. anyway that same guy is now a trusted affliate. go figureComment -
What the farmer dosen't know won't hurt himComment -
do farmers shoot at you if they found out you're in their field?Comment -
No,my friend i have spent an hour just looking for one of my own guys in a field you can't see shit,planting is hell your in the open,we usally do it between 2am -5am on full moons if possible,its the most dangerous time.Comment -
do you guys create crop circles?Comment -
Only when are friends from mars drop by. pico I thought you were interested .by that last remark I guess your not.Comment -
I guess most people are more interested in losing money and aliens than a recession proof way of making money.Comment -
Pico when was your last parlay risking 5 to win $2000x 500. neverComment -
i don't live in canada.Comment -
Good then don't ****in knock it there are people here that do and could make a lot of money.I could care ****in less its just a topic that interest's me,and I'v made a 1000x times more money on then gamblingComment -
how many plants to you have in one spot. GBI uses a heat sensor or something and do fly overs here during growing seasonComment -
I believe that is available for indoor i'v only seen it on tv. One thing is its expensive,a general rule is a plant every 10 feet in 25 plant bunches. I worry more about height, I generally look for smaller,bushyer, plants but have had to resort to tying them down. When helicopters fly over they are looking for groups or large pairing not single plants which a vitually impossible to identify. Heat sensors work well for the indoor because of the extreme lighting needed . 1000 watt lights every 4 plants gives off extreme heat. remember corn and other plants also give off heat. which in my mind make helicopters useless if plants are spread out. also along with the planted crop you have weeds that will also camo your crop.Comment -
Let me also note yes in a circumstance that you have a large volume of plants in one area the heat produced could give off a warning sign.and again it is a very expensive procedure.used mainlly to identifie houses or crops they have been tipped off to. our main concern is not police but civilians.Comment -
Using a heat sensor is unconstitutional. Fly overs are legit. From a 4th amendment standpoint indoor is much safer than outdoor growth.Originally posted by mmike032Comment -
Also if heat sensors were accurate and affordable then what would stop us from renting a helicopter and the equipment ourselfs and finding the mother load.Comment -
it may be unconstituional but its a fact. I dont know where you live Willy but you dont seem to believe law enforcement uses these devices. I can tell you for a fact that in GA the GBI uses them. they may be expensive but it doesnt matter cause the taxpayers are paying the bill.Comment -
Ok. if you believe that you have never grown.2nd if the police believe your growing in your home you can kiss the constitution goodby. Indoor growing is the most dangerous thing you can do. As an outdoor grower the harvesting ,drying and storage,is the most stressfull process. . you get caught outdoor you have to be 1 tending or 2 harvesting a plant if its not on your property. I'll take the tresspassing charge. what happens when pds of drying product are found at your residents. and the indoor you say is safer.Comment -
Yes they use them but for large crops. if you use multiple locations and small batches they are rendered useless.Comment -
I agreeOriginally posted by wild willyComment -
now that all the cop questions are answered what about some questions on gorilla growingComment -
I said from a 4th amendment standpoint indoor is safer and it is. The modern law enforcement official is smart and innovative but he or she is not interested in violating the constitution. Violating the constitution means no collar, no collar means no promotion. They use infrared (w/o a warrant) and the evidence is suppressed. Fact.
The reason indoor is safer (from a 4th Amendment standpoint only) is because a search of a home (generally) requires a warrant. If you never let anyone near your operation indoors and you don't discard evidence in your trash you should never give enough corroborative evidence to sustain a warrant.
Warrant Standard > Simple Observation
However, all the things you mentioned are practical reasons why outdoor might be safer (which it very well might be). I was strictly talking about 4th Amendment concerns.Comment -
Boner **** off. indoor ops stink,they usaully steal hydro, and who says the police ever bring into evidence they used sensers. I can tell you don't grow so again **** off, your probally a ****in pig or a lawyer yourself. So unless your interested in growing **** OFFComment
