Dara wrote:I really miss home grown....

0to60 wrote:Yes, very easy. But you need to be discreet, they do like to be seen busting foreigners. If you're going to do it, take the same precautions you would in the west. Someone else's land, out in the country. 20 liter bucket of dirt up in a tree. Roof tops etc.

Sir_Quality_U_Feel wrote:

0to60 wrote:Yes, very easy. But you need to be discreet, they do like to be seen busting foreigners. If you're going to do it, take the same precautions you would in the west. Someone else's land, out in the country. 20 liter bucket of dirt up in a tree. Roof tops etc.

If I ever decided to grow 1 or 2 plants and the police came. The Fiancee already knows to just shrug it off and tell them it is for our soup. Look up the laws. Khmer can posses and grow ( although they dont state # of plants or quantity) to be used for cooking.

I found a little pot plant growing in the missus empty planter.... looked healthy. Guess I dropped a seed a nature did the rest. No need for trouble so I pulled it. Gave me a laugh though. She said she had been watering it thinking I bought her a new plant ( she loves gardening). Funny stuff there , kiddos.