Quote Originally Posted by damnchronic
do they ......investigate the owners of the land?
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This is very common in the States... that's why you should grow on property owned by the power company or the railroad or the government. Some poor unsuspecting homeowner does NOT want to have to get an attorney and be investigated for cultivation!
stinkyattic Reviewed by stinkyattic on . Outdoor growing questions I think these questions have been asked before but i couldnt find the thread. Im from ontario canada, and i plan on growing this summer, geurilla style, 5-10 plants at a couple different locations on some other property that isnt mine. if cops find the plants, whats the procedure? do they tear them up or investigate the owners of the land? do they set up a sting investigation and wait for the person watering/taking care of them come back? and if so, how many plants would there have to be for Rating: 5