Helicopters, infrared and outdoor growing.

[wizzy]

its my understanding that they do use flir or similar for outdoor crops at night as during the day the trichomes will heat up from the sun and stay warmer than surrounding native plants. Ive also read that blackberries and raspberrys give off similar heat signals as they also have trichomes. Spray/mist your plants down at night during flowering season to cool them down and decrease chances of being detected.

peace

[reflux 1]

old outdated tec was able to identity 10x10 feet for years, i would keep sizes to 10x10 feet, but when my grow skill got better, the 10x10 feet ended 20 30 feet and much larger grows grow about 3-4 the size of a 3 bedroom house it broke the rules i expended to have aircraft problems but it never happens  were fairly close either 

[sunseeker]

Does anyone actually grow under shade cloth? I love full sun myself but never tried it. Fuck the cops, can't find em all Edited June 6, 2016 by sunseeker

[growbabygrow]

Man unless youre growing an entire acre of bud do you honestly think that the cops are gonna use choppers and waste time and money on a few measly plants people are growing in their backyards or in the bush?? Highly unlikely. Too much stoner paranoia takes over here sometimes...

[Nutter3]

Growing any plant under cloth will make it reach, for the sun, not always ideal, as your plant forgets , to do what its meant to.......Natural mid afternoon shade  seems to be a better option

As for choppers & Gorilla grows, if there around National Parks, there generally chasing, feral goats & deer , which they shoot from the air,  but they do get very close to the ground.....Not good

Nutter

[louise]

Does anyone actually grow under shade cloth? I love full sun myself but never tried it. Fuck the cops, can't find em all

 

I have, so long as you get the really cheap, thin shade cloth it works fine. 

 

[Nutter3]

Thats true Louise,  but its important to get the 25 or 30% cloth,  all cloth comes with a % rating, & as you say the cheaper the better

Nutter