seeds

[ChEmIcLeS420]

i was talking to my friend about him mailing me some seeds discreetly through the mail (hidden in a cd case). but do any of you know if they send mail through a x ray or a machine that would be able to detect the seeds. if you know anything, please tell me because i am anxious to start growing.

ChEmIcLeS420 Reviewed by ChEmIcLeS420 on 08-02-2006. seeds i was talking to my friend about him mailing me some seeds discreetly through the mail (hidden in a cd case). but do any of you know if they send mail through a x ray or a machine that would be able to detect the seeds. if you know anything, please tell me because i am anxious to start growing. Rating: 5

[smokinbass]

with the millions and millions of pieces of mail... it would be impossible to scan mail... for anything

as long as the package does not burst open right in the lap of a postal inspector (which there are very few of... anywhere) u have no worries..none...

and mail is not x-rayed.. 'cause much legitimate mail is X-ray sensitive.

[LIP]

Why would a X ray machine find seeds? I didnt know they're metal...

Seeds are legal in the UK, but i guess your in USA.

You wont get caught, and if you do theres no proof you wanted them, or knew they were in the CD case. If hes a mate why dont you just get them from in face to face.

[420mory]

i was talking to my friend about him mailing me some seeds discreetly through the mail (hidden in a cd case). but do any of you know if they send mail through a x ray or a machine that would be able to detect the seeds. if you know anything, please tell me because i am anxious to start growing.

cd case- method is a big risk for crushing the beans (even inside bubble envelope)
use the plastic tubes....they are the best, 10-20 cent/per tube on the market