I hear ya! When u see people stop n stare from the road with binoculars they are up to no good. I've chased off a few cars like a rabid dog so far this year surprisingly no one cares to talk to you when ur carrying a bat . So much stress comes when planes fly over and cars creap bye. I honestly cant wait for the season to b over so I can lower my guard a bit.
I'm North of you and have been growing large autos all Summer. I also have a photoperiod plant growing in my outside grow with buds packing on. It started flowering the first week of August and already has buds that are getting heavy. I keep my plants below a 6 foot high wooden fence with a locked gate. As long as you have 12 plants or less the police in the state shouldn't bother you for growing. The 10 oz possession locked securely in your house apparently doesn't apply to home growers from what I have read, you can keep what you harvest from 12 plants.
How did your neighbors find out you were growing on 9 acres? Earlier I thought you posted your closest neighbor was a mile away. Since your neighbors called CPS you now have the man in your life. You need a more secure grow area especially if you have kids. Chicken wire isn't going to cut it. Did CPS see your outdoor grow? I believe you will find that you have to prevent access to anyone under the age of 21 in state law.
Under Michigan law they can't be observed from ground level or nearby structures. If they are only visible from the public with binoculars, air by drone or plane you are still legal as far as state law but the feds could ruin your day though the DOJ had previously decided not to bust people complying with state law or they would be shutting down commercial grows first.
I jarred up over 4 ounces from one autoflower yesterday.
From this plant I believe.
The only photo plant I'm growing.
I bend the top of the plant below the fence. I'm set back from a road maybe 75 feet. People drive by it all day and don't know that behind the fence I grow weed. My property is posted. Everyone knows I have a German Shepherd that is 100 pounds and looks vicious but she doesn't bite.
I've already jarred up something over a pound from autos. I have 5 more auto plants, nearing harvest on two. If the photo plant gets done I will likely grow a few more next year. This was basically a test to see if they can grow in my location. I'm near the tip of the mitt and in one of the coldest parts of the state. I usually still have snow on the ground in May and first snow is in October. I often have 8 months with snow on the ground. I also live on an island so I have 95-98% humidity during the night time hours outside.
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