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moe.brondum
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« on: November 27, 2006, 09:18:07 am »

Here are a few safety tips scammed from the web .... http://www.1stmarijuanagrowerspage.com/growing-marijuana-5.html . I am sure there are more and better than this, perhaps we could make up a faq if others have suggestions.

Indoor Security

    * Keep your garden a secret. This is the hardest rule for any grower to follow. You might think it's no big deal to show your best friend your three 6 foot marijuana trees. But your friend might tell his friend who might tell his freind... The majority of police "busts" are made because someone tipped off the cops. Make sure anybody that knows about the grow operation has just as much to lose as you do.

    * Keep a low profile. It looks a little suspiciuos if your neighbors see you hauling ten 50 pound bags of potting soil into your home in January. Unload anything that might seem suspicious from your car under the cover of darkness. Remember to turn off the light in your car that comes on after you open the door.

    * If the cops do get called don't let them in. Ask to see a search warrent. If they can't show you one then there is nothing that says you have to open that door. No matter what they say don't open the door. If you do all one of them has to say is "I smell marijuana" and they will search your entire house.

    * If you go on vacation don't turn on the burgler alarm. If someone breaks into your home to steal the plants and the alarm goes off the cops will come and your going to jail. If they really need the plants that bad then let them take them. It's better than going to jail.

    * Check for light leaks around all windows. It looks a little odd when 1000 watts of orange light is shining through the window of your grow room at 3 AM. A heavy curtain can be hung and duct taped to the wall around the edges. Check for light leaks periodicly.

    * Always pay in cash whenever buying anything for your garden. Credit card purchases are logged at the store. These logs tell what you purchased and when it was purchased. Companies sell these logs to anybody that can afford it. The police buy these logs and look for any suspicious purchases like 1000W HPS ballasts and other uncommon items.

    * Do not have hot, smelly exhaust air from your grow room pouring outside directly. Police IR helicopters can see the heat pouring out like a fountain. The helicopters CAN NOT see through your walls and detect your grow lights. They can only see heat on the outside of a building. So if your growroom is insulated and the lights are not touching the walls you are fine.

    * Keep the door of the grow room locked. This will prevent anybody from accidently discovering your garden.

Outdoor Security

    * Don't plant in rows. Try to be as random as nature. Rows and patterns are easily spotted from the air.

    * Be careful not to leave trails. Step on rocks and sticks and never walk through mud or soft ground. Be careful not to disturb the vegatation too much.

    * Visit your garden at night or early morning. Try to limit the use of flashlights at night.

    * Don't park your car along the main road.

    * Don't take anybody to see the plants unless it is to help harvest them.

    * Plant near small pine trees or evergreens. These will stay green all year and help hide the plants when the other weeds are turing brown and the marijuana is still green.

    * Don't leave any garden equipment in sight. Bury it or hide it well.

    * Use a backpack to transport harvested buds.

    * Bring some binoculars and a book on birds or butterflies or something. This way if someone sees you, you can claim you were bird watching and stumbled across somebody's marijuana feild.


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« Reply #1 on: November 29, 2006, 01:31:42 am »

These are some really great tips, thanks for sharing them  Grin
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« Reply #2 on: November 30, 2006, 09:01:22 am »

I am glad i know my neighbours. I highly recomment getting to knwo ones neighbours too. If you are friendly and say hi all the time why woudl anyone think twice. I knwo i wonder when i have neighbours that i never see or talk to what they may be up to. Take away the secrecy angles so that there is nothing to be nosey about. If u act secretive ppl will think u are hiding sumthing,
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« Reply #3 on: November 30, 2006, 09:06:15 am »

I like that too, if people would just know their neighbors, become part of their community, all these orwellian measures of ratting to the police, and a following police raid would never occur. Especially with Cannabis, there is no danger.
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« Reply #4 on: December 01, 2006, 01:22:12 am »

I like that too, if people would just know their neighbors, become part of their community, all these orwellian measures of ratting to the police, and a following police raid would never occur. Especially with Cannabis, there is no danger.

I'm not sure that they would NEVER occur, some people are nut jobs no matter how nice you are to them and how nice they ACT towards you can still harbour 'ich will' towards you and still call the cops because they simply don't like 'the cut of your jib' as my grandma would say... which is funny... when you consider what 'jib' is slang for these days.
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« Reply #5 on: December 06, 2006, 03:05:07 pm »

Stacy, please explain to an old guy what 'jib' is slang for? I am not so sure I even know the old meaning of jib, although I have heard that expression.

I like Martin's thoughts on knowing your niegbours, too.
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« Reply #6 on: December 06, 2006, 11:53:43 pm »

Jib is slang for Meth if I'm not mistaken.

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« Reply #7 on: December 07, 2006, 02:33:59 am »

thats what it is now for sure, I didn't even know that until recent years myself though, it's hilarious how words change over time isn't it? My grandma and I had a whole conversation about it one afternoon, probably the only time we've ever discussed "homosexuals"  my Grandma embarasses a little easy
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« Reply #8 on: December 07, 2006, 11:32:47 am »

Thanks, you learn something new all the time. My only exposure to Meth is through media ... and well, you know what that is like.
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« Reply #9 on: December 15, 2006, 12:54:28 am »

Well in my own personal experience it's just as bad as the media spins it, I'm welcome to someone offering a different story but I've never had anyone disagree with me or the media - I mean I'm a pretty grounded rational person and I have never had to change the locks on my house until a now exbf started doing it and I just couldn't stand the thought of leaving my house because I was absolutely certain that he was going to come back and steal EVERYTHING in the house. I have no doubt he would have too, he stole about $200 from my wallet in the course of a month before I insisted to my cousin that he change the locks on our house because if he's going into my purse while I'm asleep and just taking money out and blaming it on my cousin who makes $20/hour and is like a brother to me (so why would he take my money?!) what would stop him from robbing both me and my cousin blind, that ex was just so selfish then - he used to be a nice guy but he ruined everything over something as simple as meth... and in talking to other people who've been affected by another's meth usage I haven't come across a single happy story.
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« Reply #10 on: December 16, 2006, 07:50:26 pm »

I am glad i know my neighbours. I highly recomment getting to knwo ones neighbours too. If you are friendly and say hi all the time why woudl anyone think twice. I knwo i wonder when i have neighbours that i never see or talk to what they may be up to. Take away the secrecy angles so that there is nothing to be nosey about. If u act secretive ppl will think u are hiding sumthing,

I dont know any of my neighbors and prefer to not have to..  if it's one thing I can't stand it's a nosey neighbor who thinks you're their friend...
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« Reply #11 on: December 17, 2006, 03:22:07 am »


I think knowing your neighbors is a good thing, most people are cool, if they are not then at least you know
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« Reply #12 on: January 04, 2007, 02:45:22 pm »

Good fences make good neighbours too...lol....i am fortunate i guess to have such tolerant neighbours as i do . Mind you i don;t hide anything either haha...
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« Reply #13 on: April 05, 2007, 12:48:35 pm »

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