...It's pretty much word of mouth, dirtboy said he got a visit at his place by the NED asking to do a compliance check and he let them in his greenhouse to count plants. They used to have a pretty up to date thread on icmag of when GH was flying but no one has posted in it in a while.Thanks for the head's up, though I'm a legal grower as hard as it is sometimes. How do you know when they're here or where they are? I also had a chopper fly pretty low and hang out for a while, but I didn't look outside because there's been so many lava activity helicopters around it didn't really phase me too much. It did cross my mind at the time though.
noticing some various imperfections with my seedlings and took short, very close up videos of each of them if anyone wants to play "guess the mistake(s) this Vcard rookie is making"
What kind of soil are you using? If you are using bagged soil it may be a little too abundant in nutrients for seedlings and you may want to consider cutting it with some peat moss or vermiculite. Seeds are self-sustaining for the first few weeks and don't need any ferts for those first weeks. The seedlings look fine for that stage...sometimes they come out a little haggard but eventually sort themselves out.
Cool. Thanks.
You mean they use the same chopper? or Medics count your plants while they're rolling you out of your house? How are they teaming with the medics? Money wise?
Well, thanks for your contribution. Do you have any experience with or information on actual compliance enforcement? My understanding was that an initiative was passed in Hawaii County for low level MJ issues to be executed as the lowest priority for HPD. I heard that that law set the threshold at 24 plants. If true then it seems that our tax dollars are being wasted looking at the 7 plant rule for Med growers. Is it a State compliance vs County thing? So, is GH a state or county thing? Sorry for rambling - I find these things interesting.Thanks for the head's up, though I'm a legal grower as hard as it is sometimes. How do you know when they're here or where they are? I also had a chopper fly pretty low and hang out for a while, but I didn't look outside because there's been so many lava activity helicopters around it didn't really phase me too much. It did cross my mind at the time though.
I know you all will think I'm crazy to toss out four 9', finished, full of bud plants because we maxed out what we could have per medical card but I did. I could of been set and not had to grow for a very long time if we didn't have a 3 oz limit each. I did get to choose and pick what to keep from each plant, but, I hated to throw the plants in a pile to rot away.
I don't usually let my plants get that big, so I haven't had to do that before. However, I'd rather do that and have too much at harvest than to get a bunch of bud rot, mold, thin material that I wouldn't be able to keep anyway. Seems like the laws don't take into consideration the amount of time to fully grow or all the things that could possibly go wrong to ruin a crop. I do understand the amounts set are to prevent the sale etc.
Anyway, I don't know why I wrote all this.
Shhhh.....I suppose that they contract local Helicopter companies. I've also heard you can look out for their vehicles staying at a local hotel in your area. For example KMC. It would be nice to know where all the leaks are.Thanks for the head's up, though I'm a legal grower as hard as it is sometimes. How do you know when they're here or where they are? I also had a chopper fly pretty low and hang out for a while, but I didn't look outside because there's been so many lava activity helicopters around it didn't really phase me too much. It did cross my mind at the time though.
I know you all will think I'm crazy to toss out four 9', finished, full of bud plants because we maxed out what we could have per medical card but I did. I could of been set and not had to grow for a very long time if we didn't have a 3 oz limit each. I did get to choose and pick what to keep from each plant, but, I hated to throw the plants in a pile to rot away.
I don't usually let my plants get that big, so I haven't had to do that before. However, I'd rather do that and have too much at harvest than to get a bunch of bud rot, mold, thin material that I wouldn't be able to keep anyway. Seems like the laws don't take into consideration the amount of time to fully grow or all the things that could possibly go wrong to ruin a crop. I do understand the amounts set are to prevent the sale etc.
Anyway, I don't know why I wrote all this.
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