welcome aboard. you may already know this but just fyi cultivation in Oklahoma is two years to life. probably harsher than Arkansas' cultivation laws. I can't honestly say I've never grown here but it is risky to say the least. You might get another suspended sentence the first time, if they don't look at your Arkansas records, but it would be tough to predict. Be extremely cautious and tell no one! :greenthumb: and make your peace with the gods. :rasta:
boaz Reviewed by boaz on . expunged in Hogland I was busted for cultivation in Arkansas in 2004, I was sloppy and had some workers building a structure on my property, I left for work, and evidently one of them jimmy rigged a lock on my porch door and checked out my house. I had over 50 beautiful plants ready to go outdoors growing in my utility room, under lights, all about 10 inches tall and bushed out from topping. Long story short, this worker was a felon and went to the police with the information. This information evidently helped Rating: 5