so I’m a couple months into an outdoor grow of gold leaf and white widow cbd and the rabbits have taken a notice and are feasting on the bases. after the obvious elmer fudd blasting them and fencing off the plants, what if anything should i use on the shredded stalks to help them heal and preserve the rest of the plant so they can make it to flower?
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Dang rodents! They ate all of our sunflowers. Revenge: have now trapped and released 11 squirrels.
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I had a problem earlier in my outdoor grow, because I have to hidden with it , I couldn’t put anything cage around it, so it was suggested sprinkle red pepper around the plants, I haven’t had anything else digging or gnawing my plant’s, I lost 3 plant’s because of what I think are field mice , all happened at night
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You could try something like this for something bunny sized or bigger i bet it would be to much of a pain to climb through , for the injured girls the only thing you can do is give them an aloe vera rub down and hope they re not stressed enough to hermie
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aloe vera really helps the healing process? that’s great stuff for all kinds of skin healing eh?
thanks for that, i will give it a try!
and i have never seen those “cat mats” before, thanks greensnek, that may keep out all but the deer, i have plenty of those wandering the property as well, that’s why i think i will probably need to fence them off somehow. makes trimming and tending them a pia, but if it keeps the girls out of harms way, i think it just has to be done!