So, I'm in North San Diego county and flowering my meds outdoors (two pre-98s and one Lav). We have shown these plants to nobody -- including our new 420 friendly neighbors. Because of how our back yard is set up, you would have to be driving down our side street at less than 3 mph and actively looking for what you hoped to see, to even know about these plants. Even pedestrians would have to know where to look, and be able to penetrate the layers of vinca, succulents, orchids and Thai basil (yes, I like to garden) to be able to see anything.

All the same, I'm a medical patient growing well below what I need for personal medication and the limits set forth in prop 215 and HS 420...which, doesn't protect me from arrest.

My question is, would having some sort of sign or labeling at my grow site offer some sort of protection (or dissuasion) from any possible legal encounters? I was thinking of something along the lines of the following:
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Congratulations!
You just found my sekrit prop 215 and HSB 420 compliant grow
which is non-transferable and intended for medical use
by the grower.
You are the 3rd visitor to this site.
Thanks,
The MGT.
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Would this course of action provide me any extra freedom from possible hassle?

My lonely 3 plants would be of no interest to the feds, and everything I'm doing jives with state law...but I'd still like to make sure all my bases are covered.

Thanks for any input or experience anyone has with this.
3rick Reviewed by 3rick on . Signage? So, I'm in North San Diego county and flowering my meds outdoors (two pre-98s and one Lav). We have shown these plants to nobody -- including our new 420 friendly neighbors. Because of how our back yard is set up, you would have to be driving down our side street at less than 3 mph and actively looking for what you hoped to see, to even know about these plants. Even pedestrians would have to know where to look, and be able to penetrate the layers of vinca, succulents, orchids and Thai basil Rating: 5