Current Live Stoner Gossip May June July 2018

[G.Leave]

Anyone here have problems with squirrels eating their plants? Something ate my plant from the ground up. I had her located in a spot that was safe from ground dwelling herbivores but something got her nonetheless.


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Something ate the entire plant? Only a nub of stalk left behind?

 

[G.Leave]

I doubt it would be a squirrel....or at least the squirrels around here(black, grew, red and chipmunks) have never posed a problem and we are over run with the little buggers

 

[Padawan1972]

Anyone here have problems with squirrels eating their plants? Something ate my plant from the ground up. I had her located in a spot that was safe from ground dwelling herbivores but something got her nonetheless.


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Tree rats do not like the scent of spicy foods. Sprinkling hot spices, such as cayenne pepper or chili powder, over affected areas should keep the fur bags away. spices will not harm the crock pot critter or your plants, but they will prevent the critters from chewing on or digging up your greenery...I use cayenne pepper around my garden when I had a problem...it worked

 

[G.Leave]

@GrowingBayou If the plant was super tiny, maybe...but yours was not that small!

 

[GrowingBayou]

@GrowingBayou If the plant was super tiny, maybe...but yours was not that small!

Yeah the whole plant down to the dirt. Only thing left was the rack and pipe cleaners.


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[hesgone13]

Got any geese in you area? Geese will eat anything green down to the dirt.........

 

[GrowingBayou]

Got any geese in you area? Geese will eat anything green down to the dirt.........

Tons of geese but never seen any in my yard before


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[G.Leave]

Yeah the whole plant down to the dirt. Only thing left was the rack and pipe cleaners.


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Its a mystery!! Not sure....you can likely buy coyote or fox piss at a hunting store. That will help keep pretty much anything away if used on the ground around the pot.

 

[GrowingBayou]

Its a mystery!! Not sure....you can likely buy coyote or fox piss at a hunting store. That will help keep pretty much anything away if used on the ground around the pot.

Good idea


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[Padawan1972]

Its a mystery!! Not sure....you can likely buy coyote or fox piss at a hunting store. That will help keep pretty much anything away if used on the ground around the pot.

I was going to mention something on that line....and do it yourself....I do...lol