Birds & Bugs

[hibong]

Alright so I've had some plants in pots for my outdoor grow and I'm ready to transplant them into the ground, my question is this: which should I have at my grow-site, birds or ladybugs?
I want to prevent any insects or wasps or anything like that from hurting my babies and I don't know which one would be better? If I went the bird route I'd probably get a couple of birdfeeders
and fill them up with hemp hearts because they love that shit and if I went the ladybug route I'd just buy them and let them roam the grow-site. Which one is a better option? Thanks

 

[WackysWorld]

whatever you do don't get chickens, I had my eye off the ball the other day and the fuckers managed to pretty much strip 2 great white shark, 2 fruity chronic and a thai haze, the dutch cheese was on its last legs so not fussed too much about that one, the plants have now recovered but I nearly had a chicken curry that night

 

[hibong]

whatever you do don't get chickens, I had my eye off the ball the other day and the fuckers managed to pretty much strip 2 great white shark, 2 fruity chronic and a thai haze, the dutch cheese was on its last legs so not fussed too much about that one, the plants have now recovered but I nearly had a chicken curry that night

Why did you have chickens next to your plants, and so for losing your plants that has to suck. I'm leaning towards birds because hemp hearts are much cheaper than ladybugs

 

[WackysWorld]

Why did you have chickens next to your plants, and so for losing your plants that has to suck. I'm leaning towards birds because hemp hearts are much cheaper than ladybugs

cos we had some people round and the only place to hide them was in the chickens end of the garden, they took no notice of them, until I turned my back for 5, cheeky feckers they're only my garden plants so I'm not fussed, I've got these ones tho where the chickens can't get to