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Velvet Elvis

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I call BS any lawyer will beat that I’m court any day. Can’t get a warrant for going to the hydro store that’s just ludicrous

most lawyers plead out. expensive lawyers "try" to beat this. visit to grow shop is the equivalent of anonymous tip. from there, they take your garbage, or pull you over, or pull your drug traffic visitors over. then they pull your electrical records. 3 things together becomes probable cause and youll have a shotgun pointed at your face while they take all your prized possessions and throw all your plants into a garbage truck. 50k in attorneys later you say to yourself, how dumb was I for taking my car to grow store and going straight home.

so ive heard anyways...
 

VillageAnt

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And I believe all those cases were dropped.
I do wish you were right. I don't have definitive information but here it says that dozens of people received 4 to 14 year prison sentences.

https://www.cannabisculture.com/content/2005/10/15/4557/


I call BS any lawyer will beat that I’m court any day. Can’t get a warrant for going to the hydro store that’s just ludicrous
You shouldn't be able to get a warrant. You shouldn't be able to get a conviction. In operation green merchant they did. Many people went to prison. However, law enforcement does follow people home from grow stores and they have ways of finding a "reason" to get a warrant, or knocking on the door and claiming they smell weed so they can search, etc. Once they do that, it's pretty hard to get out of it.

Personally, whether or not I can get out of it in court, I don't want them interested in me at all. I'd rather just avoid the hassle and not take that risk of driving to the grow store.

Here's another article I found where a Miami cop told Vice News that he does just that:

'Miami-Dade Police Detective Jonathan Santana is leading the ongoing case against Hernandez-Gonzalez and has been a narcotics investigator for five years. He told VICE that a standard investigative technique for cops in the area is to just post up at hydroponics stores and follow customers when they leave.

"I have made numerous arrests that originate from these grow stores," he said. "I have never seen anyone who shop at these stores growing fruits and vegetables. It has always been marijuana."

www.vice.com/amp/en_us/article/4w5wvj/hydroponic-equipment-gardening-marijuana-weed-cultivation-florida-war-on-drugs
 

Greenthumbskunk

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Back then I lived in nortern illinois, humid stormy type climate.
That's interesting, I'm directly south about 400 miles and their is no such thing as mites outdoors. The only time I've seen mites outdoors is in my green house which can get very dry if I want it.

I read a long time ago that spider mites cannot stand high humidity as it makes their body burst.

The past couple times I've gotten mites in my green house or inside grow rooms all I've done is just spray water on em or just maybe a mild Dawn soap spray. Turn the dehumidifier off and let the environment become hostile for em. They are usually gone in a week. I also do it 2x more to get any lingering critters.

I've had far more aggrevating pests than those bastards.

Moths here this year was as bad as I've ever seen. It was like a plague. Millions of em flying every where and you could pick off 20-30 worms off your plants and come back couple hrs and get the same number off.

I lost almost every plant to worms and the rest to pollen from industrial hemp.


Want to ruin your cannibus crop? Have a state which promotes growing Industrial Hemp that stuff will pollinate every bud you got.

Here is a progression of pics of various stages of bud with what the worms can do.
I even had thousands of worms crawling on my greenhouse and ended up finding their way inside and eating half my bud up in their.
Spray can only do so much. I put out plants a few different times because of the pollen flying everywhere and trying to get some that didn't get much seed in em to sell for my b stock to my people who don't have much money. Didn't get Jack off anything outside this year. Not a single ounce of even seeded bud. Got a little inside my green house but not a lot.

I used to be able to get 80-100 lbs

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Greenthumbskunk

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For whoever was excited about the sunset sherbert here she is. Super stoked I got her right in dwc so I'll get cuts off her in about 10 days than she's off to the flower room to get reversed. Hoping she yields big on pollen so I can get wed cake, purp punch and wed pie crosses to her

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Also nuts coming out on the jet fuel OG for those who were intterested in S1s of her and adub and ecsd crosses of her.

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I'm excited about everything! Lol :weed:
 

Greenthumbskunk

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A weighty bag of hydroton is going to have quite a bit of sediment from the handling between the maker and getting to you. It's clay, and they're easily chipped and broken, so you take that into consideration when you buy it. Thing is, you can use it over and over with a quick rinse between plants - at least I do.

As far as washing, I poke a few holes in the bottom of the plastic bag with a normal size nail, then pour water in the top until all the dust is washed away. Easy peasy.

I simply use a 5 gal bucket that has a hole in the bottom and then put in a 8" 5gal bucket top net cup. Put the rocks in the net cup and wash with hose. I sometimes use a 5 gal bucket and sterilize the rocks in it then rinse off in the bucket with drain. Seems to work good.
 

socaljoe

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That's interesting, I'm directly south about 400 miles and their is no such thing as mites outdoors. The only time I've seen mites outdoors is in my green house which can get very dry if I want it.

I read a long time ago that spider mites cannot stand high humidity as it makes their body burst.

The past couple times I've gotten mites in my green house or inside grow rooms all I've done is just spray water on em or just maybe a mild Dawn soap spray. Turn the dehumidifier off and let the environment become hostile for em. They are usually gone in a week. I also do it 2x more to get any lingering critters.

I've had far more aggrevating pests than those bastards.

Moths here this year was as bad as I've ever seen. It was like a plague. Millions of em flying every where and you could pick off 20-30 worms off your plants and come back couple hrs and get the same number off.

I lost almost every plant to worms and the rest to pollen from industrial hemp.


Want to ruin your cannibus crop? Have a state which promotes growing Industrial Hemp that stuff will pollinate every bud you got.

Here is a progression of pics of various stages of bud with what the worms can do.
I even had thousands of worms crawling on my greenhouse and ended up finding their way inside and eating half my bud up in their.
Spray can only do so much. I put out plants a few different times because of the pollen flying everywhere and trying to get some that didn't get much seed in em to sell for my b stock to my people who don't have much money. Didn't get Jack off anything outside this year. Not a single ounce of even seeded bud. Got a little inside my green house but not a lot.

I used to be able to get 80-100 lbs

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You brought back some bad memories of my outdoor from last season. I couldn't keep up with my plants and the wind wrecking them, let alone try and keep up with the caterpillars.

I don't really get pests here in socal, just the caterpillars mostly. Maybe some aphids and/or whiteflies, but they're easily handled. But those damn caterpillars...

Edit: even with a BT spray, the little bastards got me good.
 
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Greenthumbskunk

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You brought back some bad memories of my outdoor from last season. I couldn't keep up with my plants and the wind wrecking them, let alone try and keep up with the caterpillars.

I don't really get pests here in socal, just the caterpillars mostly. Maybe some aphids and/or whiteflies, but they're easily handled. But those damn caterpillars...

Normally they are not that bad as I can usually get a light and at night they come out to feed and I can just pluck them off. Some damage but not much.
This year i picked off thousands of them. U could walk through the grass and see them covering the grass feeding and stepping on dozens of em. Get to your plants and they are covered in worms. They even drop down from trees as I usually plant on the south side tree lines.
I even saw quite a few tobacco worms on my plants. They (worms) killed all my gorilla grow plants (dozens). No matter how big or small. In the pics that's just a small plant around chest tall.

I had a bunch of plants that the termites got a hold of. Those we're my bigger plants more sativa based around 10' tall cause I put them out later.


This is basically what happens with termites.and another pic of what countless worms crawling on your plants can do. IMG_20171126_155124.jpg 20170719_103834.jpg IMG_20171110_102058.jpg 20170925_142548.jpg
 

thenotsoesoteric

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That's interesting, I'm directly south about 400 miles and their is no such thing as mites outdoors. The only time I've seen mites outdoors is in my green house which can get very dry if I want it.

I read a long time ago that spider mites cannot stand high humidity as it makes their body burst.

The past couple times I've gotten mites in my green house or inside grow rooms all I've done is just spray water on em or just maybe a mild Dawn soap spray. Turn the dehumidifier off and let the environment become hostile for em. They are usually gone in a week. I also do it 2x more to get any lingering critters.

I've had far more aggrevating pests than those bastards.

Moths here this year was as bad as I've ever seen. It was like a plague. Millions of em flying every where and you could pick off 20-30 worms off your plants and come back couple hrs and get the same number off.

I lost almost every plant to worms and the rest to pollen from industrial hemp.


Want to ruin your cannibus crop? Have a state which promotes growing Industrial Hemp that stuff will pollinate every bud you got.

Here is a progression of pics of various stages of bud with what the worms can do.
I even had thousands of worms crawling on my greenhouse and ended up finding their way inside and eating half my bud up in their.
Spray can only do so much. I put out plants a few different times because of the pollen flying everywhere and trying to get some that didn't get much seed in em to sell for my b stock to my people who don't have much money. Didn't get Jack off anything outside this year. Not a single ounce of even seeded bud. Got a little inside my green house but not a lot.

I used to be able to get 80-100 lbs

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Only ever seen mites on the blueberry outside. It was near as bad as an indoor attack but enough to see webs all over the plant.
 

smashcity

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For whoever was excited about the sunset sherbert here she is. Super stoked I got her right in dwc so I'll get cuts off her in about 10 days than she's off to the flower room to get reversed. Hoping she yields big on pollen so I can get wed cake, purp punch and wed pie crosses to her

View attachment 4265466

Also nuts coming out on the jet fuel OG for those who were intterested in S1s of her and adub and ecsd crosses of her.

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Glad to see the jetfuel og reversing. I have a feeling those jfog s1s are going to hold some gems. Patiently waiting and keeping my eyes peeled.
 

ky farmer

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Normally they are not that bad as I can usually get a light and at night they come out to feed and I can just pluck them off. Some damage but not much.
This year i picked off thousands of them. U could walk through the grass and see them covering the grass feeding and stepping on dozens of em. Get to your plants and they are covered in worms. They even drop down from trees as I usually plant on the south side tree lines.
I even saw quite a few tobacco worms on my plants. They (worms) killed all my gorilla grow plants (dozens). No matter how big or small. In the pics that's just a small plant around chest tall.

I had a bunch of plants that the termites got a hold of. Those we're my bigger plants more sativa based around 10' tall cause I put them out later.


This is basically what happens with termites.and another pic of what countless worms crawling on your plants can do. View attachment 4266071 View attachment 4266073 View attachment 4266074 View attachment 4266075
The seeds I got from main did the same shit.
 
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