Emergency move during flowering?

Put a tent and a chair up nobody will come close they will think someones guarding it and will shoot them I wouldnt walk into a patch if there was a tent lol.

Don't move them till you inspect your autos for seeds and or pollen sacks.They could be hermi. How close are the babies and where there any buds missing?

Nothing was missing, but My plants are impossible to miss at the moment, so im pretty sure they have been noticed. I really dont want to stress the plants since they look perfect.

What do you guys think about leaving à note saying "if you steal them now they Will die, I have seen you guys and I know who you are"

By the looks of their shitty plants and the toys, it is kids im dealing with so it might work to just scare the hell out of them. Im afraid to rip their plants tho, if they decide to do the same, My loss is WAY bigger Than theirs.

Another concern is that they Will show all their friend and just bring à shitload of attention to My spot (the spot has been perfect for three grows)

Can anyone Tell me what the best move is right now?

Thank you guys for all the good answers

They probably need at least 2-3 more weeks, their plants are just vegging at the moment, I couldnt tell what sex it was, but I would guess their plants are really bad looking 4-6 week olds

tell him he's responsible for security, and if ANYTHING happens to the plants, you will hold him responsible. say all this with a bat in your hand, and twitch one eye a little.

Im sure I could scare the shit out of him/them? But I actually havent seen them yet and they might just rip the plants anyway.

Does anyone know THE safest way to move them from one outdoor location to another?
Im thinking: move them slowly, make sure all the roots are ok, fill a bag or pot with soil and get them to the new location quick and plant them again.

Is there anything Else I need to keep in mind?

when i had to move a plant that was buried in ground, i used my hands and dug around the outside of the hole, and down as far as i could and then brought them up trying to contain the rootball in my hands carfully, then placed into a 5 gallon bucket half full of dirt, a week later when i visited the moved plant it had new growth and was doing fine, on the other hand if it was me i would be camping there untell i got to have a talk with them.

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when i had to move a plant that was buried in ground, i used my hands and dug around the outside of the hole, and down as far as i could and then brought them up trying to contain the rootball in my hands carfully, then placed into a 5 gallon bucket half full of dirt, a week later when i visited the moved plant it had new growth and was doing fine, on the other hand if it was me i would be camping there untell i got to have a talk with them.

and then what? try to come to an agreement!