Success in Pennsylvania

[Fodder420]

Hello all fellow Pennsylvanian's. Hows the cultivation success going for you? As I know it is going fairly decent for me living in the Gettysburg area.


:rastasmoke:

[gypski]

Hello all fellow Pennsylvanian's. Hows the cultivation success going for you? As I know it is going fairly decent for me living in the Gettysburg area.


:rastasmoke:

Don't get caught. When I got busted for indoor in Pa. the judge told me to do my gentleman farming with another crop!!!! :D That was a few years back, and I was basically forced to plead guilty under the threat of jail time in a county jail. Two years probation and $1000 fine. All over and done with now. I relocated to a medically friendly state. Good luck, and I hope Pa passes a law. Maybe next year, but I'm never going back except to visit relatives and family. :thumbsup:

[Fodder420]

Sounds like you got a break even. Thanks for the heads up though. I do have plans to relocate, but I am set back due to a current layoff cause the economy.

:rastasmoke:

[BlazedinBA]

im about 45 mins south of PA in eastern MD and the season has been pretty good so far...finally got some rain yesterday after being dry for almost 2 weeks...plants are about 3 feet(started late) and only got 2 males out of 13plants...havent takent the camera out yet but i will post pics soon....praying for nice weather the next few months...gluck to all growers be safe...:jointsmile:

[gypski]

Sounds like you got a break even. Thanks for the heads up though. I do have plans to relocate, but I am set back due to a current layoff cause the economy.

:rastasmoke:

Not really a break, it was a felony. Cultivation of ten plants and under in Pa is a misdomeanor, but they charged me with intent to distribute, not the cultivation law which isn't as bad. If I get stopped, and they run my name it will pop up and then I'm suspected, thought I paid my price it doesn't go away. :mad: