Desert growers

I was just thinking of your security. Hate to see you work so hard & someone come along & help themselves.

I think it looks great, I really hope you can see this one through all the way to the end and it doesn't get picked off by the heat or by a thief. If you can keep the plant alive here, get it to september/ october, you will see some good shit. Good luck man.

I appreciate the concern
1. this is gonna be a huge plant. no ripper is gonna take 10 min to clip my buds with 2 dogs barking by my window. they'd have to grab and run.
2. no ripper is pulling a 6ft wide plant through a 2 ft doorway with my 105 lb shephard hanging from their nutsack, then hauling it over a 6 ft wall.

they would have to put a gun in my face, and if so, i think im a decent grower and can grow more so fuck it they can have them. shit if they have guns, ill help load it.
if they dont have guns, then theyll probably run when they see me, if they even got in the yard yet....and sorry if i sound cocky but Im the fastest mofo ive ever met and i WILL catch his punkass BANK ON IT!!!

i know you guys mean well, no one wants to follow a grow and then hear something terrible happened, especially when it was forseen and mentioned. and i DO apreciate it, but it is what it is. also there really nothing to see or smell for a few months yet. im a stay home dad, i have lots of time to water and watch over relax, this is gonna be cool

Plus its just one plant and it not too obvious. You also have the other vegatable and stuff in there.

well............there will be 3. the mama and two clones, and i was thinking about vegging 4 more clones out there for a month or so, since i dont have seperate veg/flower rooms yet.
then i could flip the lights on my other 4 that are ready and stagger my harvest. i also want to do a big ass scrog but i love the sight of giant bubbly beast plants, so im conflicted.

here's my wolfhound lol its a pretty quite neighborhood, and we have other people around here to attract the attention

and he'll tell anyone with a silly idea to pick a different house , lol like a katt williams gangster tiger "i wish a motha fucka would!"

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lNak-6O8lFQ

Best security right there. Good looking dog too. Bet he sheds like crazy these days.

good luck ! Should be excellent for a nice healthy plant. btw my wolfhound (me) is the russian lineage, 1/27th Infantry Wolfhounds, 25 Inf Div. We feel protected too !

this is taking forever to get finished......but at least im done digging holes

Nice, looking good.
Is that spotting on the leaves dirt?

yea i took these yesterday morning after the rain

Redbird1223 said:

yea i took these yesterday morning after the rain

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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?

whitegato777 said:

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?

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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:


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




outside

YThor said:

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."
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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.

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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

Redbird1223 said:

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

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Yah my JB got really heavy on the branches too, you may wanna look into silica products they really increase the strength of the stem