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I had to tell her because the plants all started in a cabinet in her back room.

Again, I literally told the two people that were in the same residence as the plants so I'm not sure how that constitutes as "talking too much". We all took on exactly the same risk and ownership (we each "claimed" one when they went outside, but only my partner and I ever went to the exact...

I understand that, but I'm just not sure why we want to waste our time getting around existing laws when we should be using our power to change them. Instead of spending months/years finding new ways to avoid being caught, as well as increasing the chance for the aforementioned violent crimes...

I was responding to the fact that everyone kept calling me a "he". And, sorry, I'm plenty satisfied in that department!

I'm a "she". I understand that my roommate got my plants taken, can you tell me how I could have avoided telling the person who lives in and owns my home that I was growing them in her back room?

I know.. I am so confused! They took the ones laying down.. but not the one completely visible that was growing straight up? Maybe they thought the other two would have a better chance inside. I know spiders got to one of them. The one by the river was thriving so I wouldn't doubt that they...

Again, I told no one except the people that had to know; my roommate that owns the home and my partner. I was extremely quiet about the whole thing, it is my roommate that needs to try to "look cool". Just for the record, I am a female. I am far from "dumb" and I am not embarrassed that I...

Now we're starting to wonder if they were just torn up (which scares me). It was hard to tell because the holes had some dirt in them but were perfectly circular. The hole was in the shape of the Solo cup that I transplanted them from about 3 weeks ago. When we dug the original hole to...

My citations are each $300 (I got one for possession and one for paraphernalia, my partner got one for paraphernalia as well). It was a really dumb incident. I was the manager for a local big chain fast food restaurant in my small town. They were doing many, many illegal and unsanitary things...

I haven't moved the third, I figured I'll take the loss and leave it just on the off chance that someone is watching the spot (even a nosy old neighbor or something). If they aren't and no one has found it, I might be lucky enough to return to a budded plant in a couple of months. My main...

Oh really? I have a citation for it but I pleaded "no contest" and pay a fine. I have definitely learned my lesson... won't be trying this anytime soon until I am in a safer state and only with my partner.

Well, no, it wasn't her. She doesn't really know or talk to anyone in the area and we've been together and lived together for a year (she'll be 19 soon). I don't mean grow partner... I mean girlfriend partner. As in committed relationship.

Yes! We are going back to Minnesota by the end of August because Wisconsin laws are absolutely ridiculous in comparison. I wish I had never crossed the border. The worst part is that I am literally 15 minutes from the border. Ugh.

I am 27 and my partner is 18, we live with my roommate who is 23 (she owns the house and has more to lose than we do). She immediately told her best friends after I set up the room, they are in their early 20s and have warrants for curfew or something dumb like that. Yes, it irritated me...

Yeah, one of our neighbors makes Meth, so I have a sneaking suspicion that it was him. I'm curious, why does my age matter?

They live with me and I had to use our backroom to start them. I still have 2 plants back there and it would have been impossible to hide. I'm thinking of getting rid of the ones inside now knowing that it has been spread, though.

Shit, I knew that my roommates were too shady for me to do this stuff. I bet anything they opened their mouths and someone went out back looking... We'll see how long the third one will last. I'm sure it will be gone in a matter of days. I hate Wisconsin so, so much.

Hey all, Today I went to check on the 3 plants that I had near the river and 2 of them have been dug up. It doesn't look like they were just ripped out of the ground, it looks as though they were actually shoveled out (there was a perfect circle). The plants were in a very wooded area behind...

Here are the plants as of this morning, I am giving them another flush and trying to get out any of the nutrients from the balls that went in. It's really, really difficult to duplicate nature... the ones next to the river look awesome!

Once again, great advice. I live on the river, so I can find fertile soil near there fairly easily. I will try gathering some and transplanting them into that instead. My bathtub and removable shower head work nicely for doing a nice flush. I was starting to think I was going to lose them...