Go ahead and steal someones plants, but be willing to pay the consequences.
If I catch anyone near mine, they get what they deserve. No, not guns or booby traps.
Mine are well hidden on private property, where nobody should be out for a stroll.
The only strollin thru the woods I do is on my property, and would be kind of upset to find someone elses grow.
These people that would come on my land, and leave a grow, deserve to lose it.
No sharing, or taking clippings or leaving notes or other B.S. They are putting me and my property at risk, and if found by the wrong people, cause me greif.
Rant over.
I would never go on anyone elses property without permission, and definitely would not take anything belonging to another without asking.
dukesdad Reviewed by dukesdad on . What do I do if I find cannabis plants growing in the wild? This question comes up every year about this time. You might be out hiking and stumble across a single cannabis plant, or a whole bunch of them. Your first reaction might be, "wow, that's a lot of pot, I can't wait to get it home and smoke it! That's enough for the whole winter!", or even "I bet I can sell that stuff and pay off my car loan!" But please stop and think for a moment. Someone has put those plants there, taken risks, and worked hard caring for them since June. They Rating: 5