Plant attacked by Mice
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FilthyFletch
Mr I Can Do That For Half
maybe..Youll have to baby her along.She looks a little yellow was that the color before the attack? Might be shock...Maybe dome her like a clone to get her going again.Watch temperature close and make sure water and nutes are perfect watch for new growth..Good luck Ill say a prayer for her
AllMeatNoPotato
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i have killed 13 mice from my home in NE Ohio. there is some type of epademic going around here. I have had a few family members having mice also in my area. they should be fine. take filthy's advice and you should be fine.
OhioGrown
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yea the leaves were more yellow than the lower fan leaf, but since the attack they seem a bit more brigter yellow.
i set up a pritty good defense against the mice, so i should be ok.
buda i got a ?. Im using coco fiber as my soil right now, and it holds alot of moisture, so how ofton should i water? i do it about every 3 days and she seems fine.
i set up a pritty good defense against the mice, so i should be ok.
buda i got a ?. Im using coco fiber as my soil right now, and it holds alot of moisture, so how ofton should i water? i do it about every 3 days and she seems fine.
le1337need
Well-Known Member
cats are great protectors of the garden... prob why a lot of growers are cat lovers 
AllMeatNoPotato
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le I think your cat is actually larger than my dog lol
superskunkxnl
Well-Known Member
cats cats everywhere little cats big cats kittens livin with the cat lady lol they all enjoy to sit and smoke the night away ha
420penguin
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I'm not a cat guy. But mouse traps(the glue kinds) are cheaper than cat chow. Buy lots of them and they won't chow on your crop.
Brainfreeze676
Active Member
ya my cat has seen every stage of growth since i started a month and a half or so..she protects it. and loves the smell. hey dont worry just keep it going if the middle new growth didnt get bitten and as the new ones show up you'll be fine. i recommend adding some nitrogen to help it repair itself and best of luck
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scooby doo
Active Member
mice do not have a bladder.. so this means every time they move or run etc they are pissing. so your plant will have had mice piss on it at some point wild mice are very germy... if i was you i would scrap the plant and start again
how do i know this because we have mice in out home at the moment and we have had to throw food out of our storage because of the mice pissing every were
potroast
Uses the Rollitup profile
Or just spray the plant really well to clean it?
I've sprayed plants on harvest day many times. Of course, I move them outside, and spray the buds real well with a fine spray and let them dry in the sun before I harvest.
Don't you clean your produce before you eat it?
I've sprayed plants on harvest day many times. Of course, I move them outside, and spray the buds real well with a fine spray and let them dry in the sun before I harvest.
Don't you clean your produce before you eat it?
smokenchoke310
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I do understand. I just didnt want to know and have rather smoked some Mary Jane with mice piss. Well one of my favorite lines is" Dont worry...the weed will kill it".
hey i've heard of cat-piss bud. there's a bunch going around my area right now
MICEPISS!! this sheeeeet get you cheesed.
420penguin
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faded, I dig the new icon!
thank you. i think those 2 look really well together.