[Clive]

What word to you use for the process of cultivating cannabis?

And the word "grow" is quite apt, considering the size which these plants attain before being harvested.

Grow-ops are becoming a major problem for police and the neighbors of the growers and possibly unsuspecting landlords. A house that is used to grow cannabis is effectively destroyed and if the grow-op is in a city house the damage can extend to the houses next door.

One thing that the Supreme Court of Canada did right was to allow the use of infra red to spot grow-ops. These grow-ops put out distinctive intense heat signatures so a FLIR can be used from a chopper to survey a suspected location or neighborhood to get the evidence to support a warrant.

[GMMAC]

McLellan undoubtedly knows more a little about "scourges" ...

... as that's precisely what she and the Liberal Party have been towards everything ethical and (or) moral in this country for over a decade now!

[Know your rights]

One thing that the Supreme Court of Canada did right was to allow the use of infra red to spot grow-ops.

Screw privacy ... we must sacrifice all to fight the Demon Weed!

[AndrewB]

What word to you use for the process of cultivating cannabis?

Well, how about "growing"? But maybe that's just my useless English degree talking.

[ßuddaßudd]

considering the size which these plants attain before being harvested. I thought indoor grow ops are about quality and growth cycles, not size.

A house that is used to grow cannabis is effectively destroyed. . . huh? explain that to me please.

No, I am not stoned, just trying to understand your statements.