Corn field grow risks?

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gbjawa

Member

• Aug 6, 2010

• #1

What are the helicopters looking for when they search fields. Are they only looking for the big crops or will they stop for a couple plants aswell? i have 3 all but full grown plants and im worried they will stop if they see them.

 

Mr Cannabis Sativa

Active Member

• Aug 6, 2010

• #2

the piggies look at their heat sensors, which shows them were your plants are and pretty much how many there are, if you want to avoid this you can buy a sizalean screen which basically makes it look like theres nothing there

 

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hic

Well-Known Member

• Aug 6, 2010

• #3

depends on where you live I think. In cali they probly are looking for big 50plant plus grows. where I live5 to 10 nice size ones could get there attention. my opinion only

 

Space Angel

Well-Known Member

• Aug 6, 2010

• #4

heat sensors??? what are heat senors? pot doesn't put off any more heat than any other vegetation if any? I used to grow in cornfields and you need to keep your plants scattered out and try not to layout a big area for your grow.

 

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Wordz

Well-Known Member

• Aug 6, 2010

• #5

Space Angel said:

heat sensors??? what are heat senors? pot doesn't put off any more heat than any other vegetation if any? I used to grow in cornfields and you need to keep your plants scattered out and try not to layout a big area for your grow.

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yeah i've never heard of them using heat sensors they use their eyes from everything I've ever read about it

 

mr.swishas&herb

Active Member

• Aug 6, 2010

• #6

he must have thought that the poster was asking about indoor grows...when the pigs use thermal carmeras to look for houses w/ 40 lights in the basement or something