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  1. I have smaller plants except for my "super duper lemon haze", I also have death-star growing in there .
  2. I am not trying to get past the law, I was originally wanting to see if my enclosure was good enough instead of spending $1000's in fencing supplies (which I already have on my current fencing job). I just want to make sure my fence will be good enough to keep the law off my back if they try to grab a hold of me.
  3. If state police show up and inspect my fence and is not up to the regulations, will I immediately be prosecuted, or will they allow me time to improve the enclosure?
  4. THat is why I want to use the high tensile electric, it allows the wind to blow through the leaves of the plants, I also use drip line irrigation so that helps as well.
  5. Thank you for that PDF it has been very helpful
  6. So if the plants are not withing arms reach but they can still feasibly reach into the enclosure, would it be legal?
  7. Also, considering the fence is 8 feet tall, does it really need a roof? Because I don't think anyone could reach over that. One more thing, does the fence need to keep arms and hands out, or just keep them away from the plants? What if I placed all of the plants so if they were fully grown that they could not be reached, because although someone could fit their arm through, they could technically not reach the plant?
  8. Thank you for all of the good advise. The electric fence is 8 feet tall and has a high tensile wire every 6 inches, would that be enough or should i look into stringing more wire or putting up chicken wire? Also I seem to have forgotten a few details in my original post, because the roofing material that i planning is nylon string with steel wiring braided into it, since it is light weight and also conductive, it could span the distance of my grow as well as keep it legal. I guess I should also point out that the grow enclosure is 48 feet by 72 feet. So it has enough room to easily sustain 72 plants.
  9. The attached file is a diagram of an enclosure that I will be constructing soon, and there seems to be a lack of clear guidelines instructing the type of fencing needed to enclose a grow. I was wondering if someone who is more educated than me on this topic could point out any flaws with my enclosure and maybe instruct me on what I would need to do to make it legal? -Edit- The road is on the same side of the diagram as the barn is.
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