Glad to live in canada thought u guys were land of the free not bashing u guys don't me to come off like that.Just that hear if a cop comes on ur land he has to have a reason and if he trys to search anything with out consent and does find shit u get off.i pay my taxes and i would be pissed paying taxes to have a cop come on my land and go through my property and say its open land we can do that how so if u guys own it and pay taxes they may aswell not iusse warrents then for u guys.I had a cop look threw my windows for me without knocking on my door first and i got the cop in shit he scared my wife to death thought someone was trying to break in how can they just walk around like that without letting u know there on ur property.Thats BS i feel bad for u guys are laws here seem to protect are rights they can only search are cars but if u put shit in the trunk they need a warrent bet u guys just get ur cars ripped apart without a reason to?
what should I worry about when growing in a greenhouse
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420oclock
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Patsheba
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Hey, we picked up the 6x8 at the same sale! And, as our neighbor has already tried "turning us in" a couple years ago (just a couple plants, not in view of anyone but her master bath window), I'm really concerned about using a frost glass spray, or reflective visquin (sp?) that we bought at the same time because of the lumen and spectrum issues.
Does anyone know where to go for this information?
Does anyone know where to go for this information?
nephilthim
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yea i m trying to grow honeysuckle up and have bamboo fencing covering adjoining commercial building whose line of sight from windows is another concern besides being ugly to wake up and see.
i have 4 year greenhouse plastic uv protection really cheap,plan on using metal car cover for frame and have bug screen for passive and power intake outake.
thinking I should bury the posts,and keep the house out of site maybe dig down more the spot gets a solid ten hours light and wall next door is 7 feet high.
i have 4 year greenhouse plastic uv protection really cheap,plan on using metal car cover for frame and have bug screen for passive and power intake outake.
thinking I should bury the posts,and keep the house out of site maybe dig down more the spot gets a solid ten hours light and wall next door is 7 feet high.
DontBeEvil
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get into beekeeping and put one of these beside your greenhouse.
NO ONE will get near it.
problem solved, hahahahaha
growshower
Member
just grow some dam plants already.....
id worry about being robbed with that much weed. also the mandatory five years the feds will give ya if they catch you. keep it under a 100 and youll be fine. or better yet go for it but do at leasst a 1000 so you can go to the pen for a minnimum of ten years. by then it will be legal and your kids will have forgotten about their dum old dad, which by this point is probably performing oral for a candy bar. just my 2 cents. peace.......
lol the first four posts of this thread never fail to crack me up.
Seed Buyer
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I would visit local greenhouses in your area and ask subtly about the police issue. Two guys I know who have greenhouses (one grows hydro bib lettuce and cukes, the other palm trees for the landscaping industry) told me they had both been approached by a state law enforcement division about the goings on in their perspective greenhouses. They did not have warrants, but just casually showed up and asked for a tour. Neither refused the agents and they were gone in 5 minutes. My thoughts would be head out to the boonies away from any airports in an agricultural area.
southernlight
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i have thrown off my extremely nosey neighbor by having a vegetable garden outside of my greenhouse. a friend of mine works for the sheriff and according to him a greenhouse in a yard with no garden and shitty looking grass is obviously growing weed. keep your yard nice with a small garden and lively plants... people won't wonder what is going on in the greenhouse. weed is a lot of work as well as a nice yard and garden... but its worth it in the long run.
