plants moving 800 miles

Dankwise

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I am moving pretty soon to the best place in the world for cannabis, you guessed it humboldt county, there is only one problem i have to bring my littli 8 inch bud plants.

What is the best way to move these suckers, is it ok for them to be completely dark for a day during vegetative, or should i throw a couple battery powered l.e.d.'si in a cardboard box???????? please help!!!!!
 

pericles

Active Member
I had to move 30 plants cross crounty,I put them in boxes and when i stoped i would open to get some light and air.Some plants were a foot tall, and five were male.I drove 2000 miles and growing strong.
 

abudsmoker

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your going to cali so take no risk and visit a clinic upon arrival. no need to transport across state lines....

or hell look on craigslist... its like cali- sterdam there
 

SenorSanteria

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There is NOTHING in the world that would get me to move 8 plants across the country. I get sweaty palms when I pick up a zip and have to drive home from the dealer. Driving plants across the country? No thanks, Ill start a fresh grow when I get there.
 

SlikWiLL13

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There is NOTHING in the world that would get me to move 8 plants across the country. I get sweaty palms when I pick up a zip and have to drive home from the dealer. Driving plants across the country? No thanks, Ill start a fresh grow when I get there.
word. if i absolutely had to save the strain or civilization as we know it would colapse, i would take a single freshly-rooted clone and keep it in a shoebox on the passenger seat so i could eat it if i got pulled over.

but fuck that.
 

raidercelticfan

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check this out if your movin 2 ca get your card asap call this number 18666326627 (medicann) i hope you take meds if you do youll get your card, you can grow 99 in hbc with no square foot limit, theres only 2 countys i know of in ca where you can still grow 99 thats del norte and hb, they just changed alot of limits in august, enjoy i wish i was in hbc
 

digvideo

Active Member
Remember California checks for unwanted fruits and animals or insects, don't take any red spider there, they have enough already.
Watch out for agricultural checks.
 

gabrial

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Honestly skip the plants unless there is some good (really, really, really, really, really, really good) reason to keep them. As a California resident get a recommend but think twice about getting the card. Getting the card gets you stopped at international boarders because the state shares the info with the feds, who share it with other countries. To date there have been no cases that made it into the papers of the feds using it to come to anybody's house, but if you are committed to growing do you really want to be even a blip on the radar. The recommendation does not get reported, it is between you and your doctor. Most clubs accept it, I have never been turned away. I have read stories in the SF papers about people being turned away from Canada.

CA does agricultural inspections at the boarder. Sometimes, if not most of the times, they are pretty lax, they just ask if you have plants, fruits or vegetables. But I had a friend who had to take everything out of her car because she said no, thinking they meant fruits and vegetables - in short agricultural products. The inspector saw a house plant and took everything out of the car just to be sure. She was more upset about being stuck in the heat and having to reload her car then CA keeping the plant.

Getting picked up with plants could get you a lot of shitty charges. You may have more then the legal limit for weight, for number of plants, driving under the influence (even if you are not), or LEO may just decide that you need to be checked out even if everything is in order and that is generally 4 business days (for a felony). So get picked up Friday afternoon the clock starts ticking on Monday and do not see a judge until the next Thursday. Even if you win in the long run it is very expensive.

And one last thing: Humboldt county may have changed their laws to more restrictive ones. I did not follow the local initiatives closely but they were leading last time I saw before the election. A lot of the older generation are sick of pot being their major crop and how it wacks out the economics of the area.

good luck with what you decide,

gabrial
 

MediMaryUser

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Humboldt Co.
County guidelines allow patients 100 square feet and 3 lbs w/ no plant number limit. City of Eureka PD and CHP enforce SB 420 limits (6 mature/12 immature plants, 1/2 lb).
Patient ID cards available for county residents from Dept. of Public Health (707)268-2185.
 

Dankwise

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oh yea i forgot to mention 1 key element in this story, i have my cannabis card aka medical marijuana recomendation so its about 80% legal, some cops will fuck you some will follow the "law"
 

raidercelticfan

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when i got my letter of recommendation they asked for my mailing address and sent my card, i didnt know you could get a letter of recommendation with out a card i thought they came 2gether, im on my third card
 

GrowTech

stays relevant.
Umm... I get the impression he's not moving across the country, but to Northern California from Southern California.
 
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