Man Used Classical Music to Enhance Marijuana Crop Growth
Geo Beats
2014-01-23
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A man in Gisborne, New Zealand has his own unique way of getting cannabis to flourish; he plays classical music for them.
When it comes to the illegal marijuana cultivating business, there are tons of tips and tricks growers are privy to. A man in Gisborne, New Zealand has his own unique way of getting the cannabis to flourish; he played classical music for them.
21-year-old Verdun Sturgus Kemp recently landed in court on charges of cultivating pot. According to a detective involved in the bust of Kemp’s operation, he used a spare room inside his home to grow nearly 300 marijuana plants.
He precisely controlled the temperature, installed special lighting, ventilation units and even played the classical music. Kemp reportedly told the detective the plants took well to the tunes, causing them to grow better.
He also stashed containers of plant nutrients in his bathroom, so he could monitor the liquid’s acidity. Although the job was thorough, authorities raided the home about 4 weeks before production was scheduled.
Kemp expected to make about 500,000 New Zealand dollars in annual profits which is the equivalent of 416,000 US Dollars. He pleaded guilty and was sentenced to over 2 years behind bars.
When it comes to the illegal marijuana cultivating business, there are tons of tips and tricks growers are privy to. A man in Gisborne, New Zealand has his own unique way of getting the cannabis to flourish; he played classical music for them.
21-year-old Verdun Sturgus Kemp recently landed in court on charges of cultivating pot. According to a detective involved in the bust of Kemp’s operation, he used a spare room inside his home to grow nearly 300 marijuana plants.
He precisely controlled the temperature, installed special lighting, ventilation units and even played the classical music. Kemp reportedly told the detective the plants took well to the tunes, causing them to grow better.
He also stashed containers of plant nutrients in his bathroom, so he could monitor the liquid’s acidity. Although the job was thorough, authorities raided the home about 4 weeks before production was scheduled.
Kemp expected to make about 500,000 New Zealand dollars in annual profits which is the equivalent of 416,000 US Dollars. He pleaded guilty and was sentenced to over 2 years behind bars.
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