Desert growers

Originally Posted by Redbird1223

yea i took these yesterday morning after the rain

did someone say .......

rotfl nobody makes headphones like they did in the 80's

has anybody ran into problems with the city trying to get a permit for a ten foot wall?Also were would be better places in AZ for out door grow like greenhouse or possibly a guerrilla grow?

Originally Posted by whitegato777

has anybody ran into problems with the city trying to get a permit for a ten foot wall?Also were would be better places in AZ for out door grow like greenhouse or possibly a guerrilla grow?

Note that one is allowed to grow within a locked, secured greenhouse. However, there are no specifications as to the construction behind such a greenhouse- just that you must be able to lock it.

Whether the interpretation that sheet polyethylene plastic would survive a legal challenge is up in the air. From the AZDHS website:

CU05: Can cultivation be done in a greenhouse?
Cultivation must be done in "an enclosed, locked facility." A greenhouse is included in the definition of "enclosed, locked facility". However, to meet the definition of "enclosed, locked facility," the greenhouse must be equipped with "locks or other security devices that permit access only by a cardholder" or surrounded by "solid 10-foot walls constructed of metal, concrete, or stone that prevent any viewing of the marijuana plants, with a one-inch thick metal gate."

From this, a PVC frame with polyethylene plastic sheet would do, provided you had a chain with a padlock that secured any sort of door: enclosed, locked. Consult a lawyer; see what they think.

Any greenhouse will be impossible to secure in a fashion that assures the same security as 10' stone walls with inch-thick metal gates; it's ridiculous. Glass will break, polycarbonate can be cut or burned, and fiberglass isn't much more of a challenge either.

Here's a few shots of my indoor grow - veganic Jillybean tomorrow is the end of week 7

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outside

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Originally Posted by YThor

Note that one is allowed to grow within a locked, secured greenhouse. However, there are no specifications as to the construction behind such a greenhouse- just that you must be able to lock it.

Whether the interpretation that sheet polyethylene plastic would survive a legal challenge is up in the air. From the AZDHS website:

CU05: Can cultivation be done in a greenhouse?
Cultivation must be done in "an enclosed, locked facility." A greenhouse is included in the definition of "enclosed, locked facility". However, to meet the definition of "enclosed, locked facility," the greenhouse must be equipped with "locks or other security devices that permit access only by a cardholder" or surrounded by "solid 10-foot walls constructed of metal, concrete, or stone that prevent any viewing of the marijuana plants, with a one-inch thick metal gate."

From this, a PVC frame with polyethylene plastic sheet would do, provided you had a chain with a padlock that secured any sort of door: enclosed, locked. Consult a lawyer; see what they think.

Any greenhouse will be impossible to secure in a fashion that assures the same security as 10' stone walls with inch-thick metal gates; it's ridiculous. Glass will break, polycarbonate can be cut or burned, and fiberglass isn't much more of a challenge either.

Yeah basically if your green house is surrounded by your back yard cinder block fence you should be okay. And if your back yard gate has a lock on it then I would figure you'd be good to go.

looks VERY nice man well done!

thanks man, I will post pics more often now that they're flowering

to anyone growing Jillybean - make sure you stake the plants well, she'll get real bushy, then she'll get REAL heavy, then she will fall on her face everyday


I need a pet spider to sling these girls up real good lol that would be awesome