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The stronger plan looks to be doing great, it stretched a lot last week a now has started with the flowering. The weak one, is half of the size but also look to be recovering from the attacks. Hopefully it will produce some good buds
Hey there, I see you have some screen work around your plants, and that can help to keep them and any other critters back from the bulk of the plant . Otherwise apple cider vinegar and water helps, either spray around the area of your pots. Some essential oils are good at keeping the cats away like citronella, peppermint, lavender and other citrus types, and they can be substituted for the vinagar.
Happy growing.
@MarvinMDZ,Hi 42 degree? omg i thought its hot in our country but we had "only"34 degree. But southern europe and northern europe is a big difference. greetings to Spain. mantenerse saludable y alerta.
Thanks Stick! I will give it a try! For this two, I manage to create a small cage for them and I am pulverizing a custom oil made from orange peals and looks to be working.
A friend also recommended me to grow some cat weed. According to him, the cats don’t actually enjoys Mary’s leaves so if they have access to his favorite weed, will not eat the other plants.
I just planted some and will test with the next plants.
Thanks for your help!!
Hi mate!
Thanks to you, I am just hoping this strain would be as good as the Cream Mandarine Auto from your bank that I grow last year. 😊
Can’t wait to see these girls in a few weeks
Cheers!!
They are Beautiful.And yes the Cats, dogs, Birds bugs etc......sometimes are a Problem. but i love my lil "Problems" and most time angry on me if the plant get hurt
Hi @MarvinDMZ, I'd recommend to use a custom mix of essential oils, in a recycled electrical pesticide outlet or with the help of a mister/atomizer. Plus you can spray this mix around/onto your plant's containers. Peppermint, Eucalyptus, Lime, and Lemongrass can be used to repel cats. One of my friend working in the perfume industry was able to get me all of these for free, but you can also find them online or in your local nature store for a few dollars. Keep us up-to-date and happy growing 👊
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