everyone who lives in a legal state.. but that initial comment was slightly rude and didn't contribute much to the topic. if you are referencing to a guerilla grow.. lots of sun, easy access, water flow, soil quality (for digging or use), amount of traffic in the area, ect.
Is it better to put it on your neighbors property so they think it's his?
This depends on your location
Don't get me wrong I get where you're coming from. But there isn't any unowned land in this country, so if you aren't planting on your own land your planting on land that belongs to someone else whether there are houses close by or not. You could end putting someone else in the lousy position of spending their hard earned money on legal issues not of their doing. What kind of chemicals are going onto the property to insure the success of the grow. Does that enter the equation or do we just assume the trespasser is environmentally friendly. If you aren't willing to assume the risk and responsibility of your plants don't transfer that risk to someone else is all I'm saying.
Yes I agree , it's not the right thing to do, if your damaging property, diverting water sources, etc... but let's be real here... if the landowner has no clue. The cops aren't gonna automatically pin it on them that's just absurd.... but to say don't plant unless it's your land is a joke. That's the whole point of gorilla growing putting it where no one will find it, and being respectful of mother earth wether, it's your land or Joe shmo
Unless you have done it before now
When it involves law enforcement never underestimate what they may automatically do, asset forfeiture has been a very lucrative business in various locals around this country and guilt or innocence is of little consequence.
Well technically no individual person has any right to grow anywhere in this country just get the right administration in power and they'll be more than happy to drive that point home.
Actually anything that will compost doesn't leave my property and recycling is the law here and if I can find a use for it I keep it. Every year they show on the local news the damage gorilla growers do and the cost of cleaning up their shit can be staggering so yeah I guess I may have a beef with that. Oh and by the way when they do clean up these grows where do you suppose all that shit goes I'll give you a hint it isn't loaded on any rockets leaving earth.
You know what screw it you're right why shouldn't your gorilla farming ambitions trump the the hard work and dreams of the property owners that growers want to trespass against. Dam if we don't encourage you then where will future growers come from so ignore all my previous clap trap and proceed just remember to pass on your tolerance of trespass when the day comes that what you may own is up for grabs.
You can keep your sob story. Over here we still get prosecuted like criminals.
