A few years back she had my brother destroy four of my plants. Ironically, he did it in veg., so to some extent he ended up topping them (technically FEM'ing them). Ended up getting about nine ounces; still the yield would have been over two lbs without the intervention.
Your correct it was unlikely it was a young buck. I didn't notice any tracks or take into account the date.
Really not a big deal, but still very frustrating.
It is just what this year's grow has thrown at me.
Thought it was a young deer trying to eliminate itchy velvet. Now I'm thinking another critter was probably the culprit.
Well, I have access to a lot of solid deer hunting on my family's property.Oh, and sorry, that sucks man. If it turns out to be that, I have an excellent venison recipe…
Think you answered our question. A rabbit definitely seems to meet the description of the culprit.
Now leaning about 70 percent towards a rascally rabbit, 15 percent ground hog, 10 percent deer, and 5 percent other.
This is turning out to be a stereotypical outdoor grow.
Things are going great! Without the Gator it would be pretty tough to make this grow happen.
Well she is a clone from last year's grow and she was stressed a ton, but not trained to withstand rabbit/critter attack.
Most invasive weeds are imported by humans to try stopping other problems.
Thanks, I need to stay on top of my journal better.
Thanks it has been a fun year.
Who knew rabbits were so evil! Damn they make short work of a plant, eh? Wow.Went out to the girls on Sunday and only managed to procrastinate till Thursday to update my journal.
Four days is sadly an improvement.
Going to the farm tomorrow instead of Sunday due to car problems. Will give a quick update.
SOHUM Comparison Plants: ---Sohum Plant with shovel---
Swamp Plant/Ditch Weed: really torn between these two names.
Won't lie I was very concerned about her being six inches under water after our MASSIVE rains.
Based upon my assessment the rain was a positive thing. She already exceeds last year's girl that grew in this hole.
The RABBIT HELL Hole: if you're going to build a security fence to prevent an methodical, territorial, EVIL RABBIT ya should close the damn fence. This hole is officially cursed and the replacement plant is dead.
There will be no more cannabis plants---maybe a tomato, so I can poison the damned critter.
Fence Climber: she is climbing along. Always living in constant fear of an EVIL RABBIT or a possible mystery critter.
Will probably place additional security.
You know how wrong this is, right? Omg. I’m gonna have nightmares.Decided to put out a trail cam.
HilariousDecided to put out a trail cam.
You forking bet I know how wrong that is. My Mom always told me that something has to give you nightmares.You know how wrong this is, right? Omg. I’m gonna have nightmares.
Not so hilarious if you see that at rest stop at 3 am.
glad to see you doing some super cropping, it’s always great to stress these plants just enough to get the hormones going everywhere.
Appreciate the kind words. Your plants look spectacular and your mastery of super-cropping is superb.Your plants look in awesome shape. You have all the space to grow
Keep up the good work farmer.
Appreciate the kind words. Your plants look spectacular and your mastery of super-cropping is superb.
Super Cropping on a well trained plant is kinda like playing canopy checkers.
Last year I had four pretty large girls in the Cathouse/cage and lost over half of my harvest to PM and Bud Rot.
100 percent loss on this girl.
This year I decided to go with two medium sized plants in the Cathouse to allow plenty space between plants.
Thanks a lot for your condolences. Losing her was worse than losing a girlfriend back in high school.
