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Leaf yellowing is normal, that is part of the life cycle of the cannabis plant. In its native habitat, you can observe exactly the same thing in the surrounding foliage of many plant species. In fact, I never look at trichomes on outdoor plants, I look at the degree of leaf yellowing. When the...

That's a good idea, but you are talking prevention and the OP is asking about revenge.

Fill condom with liquid bubble bath soap. Throw in pool. Repeat as needed.

If someone had stolen my property, I would be thinking of ways to recover it. The rippers undoubtedly are drying it at their house or apt. Thieves surely wouldn't sleep well entrusting a third party to dry it. I expect they would also be hanging close to the drying location and that behavior...

If you will read the entire thread, you will see where the OP states that an aircraft was observed circling the grow. A flyover means nothing; circling means they spotted it and are examining it more closely to see just what is going on and also to get a fix on the location. The guy might as...

Obviously, the following information is of little use to medical growers due to low yield. However, for someone looking for a method to obtain a full sunlight grow without fear of aerial detection, this method can yield small quantities of connoisseur-grade product. I used Pro-mix HP amended...

As others have noted, it looks as if the biggest problem was not getting the plants going earlier. I have a test clone planted outside on July 17th and it is flowering well right now, albeit at a height of only around 2'. Based on what that plant has done, I think mid-July is about the latest a...

Well, that's you. I say you have to apply game theory to outdoor growing. If your grow has been spotted, it is as good as gone. At that point, you can either pull the crop or attempt to re-plant it elsewhere. If you allow a spotted crop to continue growing where it is, then you are deliberately...

Sense? The plants were in the middle of a corn field, easily spotted. That type of grow is meat for LEO. The grower is missing in action for close to two weeks now. Those plants are gone for sure.

Cow patty? Sir, that is a rock that was scientifically selected to match the aggregate road material found throughout the Columbian highlands. It is a very close match based on both specular density and molecular porosity. However, this particular experiment does not replicate what happens in...

Well, I hope Mr. Doe didn't end up in the pokey, but I have been following his corn field grow on the off chance that he will actually succeed. Here are the last photos he posted: https://www.rollitup.org/outdoor-growing/517590-outdoor-grow-2012-a-2.html#post7896217 Look at photo #2. Meine...

If those plants are just now starting to flower, at that size, I can't imagine you are going to get a yield that is even worth fucking with. Next time you want to use buckets like that, get the Pro-mix HP and either amend it with organics or use it "as is" with mineral-based dry hydro nutrient...

Best of luck on dealing with the government issues. Sounds like they are doing a full court press. Any publicity from the pro-medical side? What about that Solexx? I see they make 5mm panels. Are the 3.5mm holding up? I am looking into building a greenhouse and the Solexx looks to be the most...

I'll bet they were growing indicas and buying malt liquor by the case...

Most likely, plants that have been artificially watered are what the infrared excels at detecting. Unless your area has a lot of natural springs and seeps, it would be a no-brainer for LEO to take a closer look at any wet spots following a period of little or no rain. As for the plants...

If it is on your property, it is your property. Cut it down immediately. The grower won't be back next year once he sees it is gone.

Sorry, Biodynamics research is outside the scope of my interests. I was merely pointing out a part of the theory. Furthermore, as I understand it, conventional microbiology has nothing to do with the idea behind vortex creation.

I do not see any way in which the Harvard device will create a vortex. Therefore, it is not a comparable product. Notably, the vortex rotation of the Vortex Brewer is unidirectional, which could be problematic for the Biodynamic purist.

Hiking. (since that is too short - and simple - of an answer for RIU, these are extra characters to meet the 10 character minimum response)

It is suboptimal, as a result of problems, not the least of which was moving it from out to in several times due to security issues. However, I believe it has sufficient development to be effective based on past experience with this strain. The rest of it is being dried normally, as the control...