Ground Cover

rockinrolla

Member
What would be a good ground cover to hide exposed dirt from chopper copers . grass, ferns, Just looking for something to put between plants that would hide the dirt but would not suck up all my water.
 

stonerman

Well-Known Member
hey, I learned a little trick from a friend a few years ago about hiding your plants when its fly over season. In the beginning of the spring when your first making your plot, if you are growing in alders or small tree/shrub areas, you can take alot of those branches and tie them over with string, rope, bungee cords, whatever, and open the canopy right up when those plants really need that sun. Once harvest season comes and the pigs are looking its time to cut the strings and let the branches make a canopy again somewhat shading the plants and making it almost undetecable from fly overs. lol hope you understood that, kinda stoned, thought that might help ya. happy toking
 

BadAndy

Well-Known Member
Im assuming your worried about choppers looking in the fall? By the time that happens your plants should have grown so much over the summer that they will have filled in any spots that you have dug up.
 
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