no diagnosis needed,just complaints!
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dyzel
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Take it easy dude.
It really sucks that your cat ate your plant... LOL
You should be more careful as to allowing your pets/anything other than yourself, access to your grow area.
Animals, aside from eating plants do have interaction with the outdoors, and can harbour pests, dropping them where your plants are (assuming you grow indoor).
Cheers!
It really sucks that your cat ate your plant... LOL
You should be more careful as to allowing your pets/anything other than yourself, access to your grow area.
Animals, aside from eating plants do have interaction with the outdoors, and can harbour pests, dropping them where your plants are (assuming you grow indoor).
Cheers!
thanks for your suggestions.
in fact, i've never heard about the pest things before,
kept in mind.
in fact, i've never heard about the pest things before,
kept in mind.
Take it easy dude.
It really sucks that your cat ate your plant... LOL
You should be more careful as to allowing your pets/anything other than yourself, access to your grow area.
Animals, aside from eating plants do have interaction with the outdoors, and can harbour pests, dropping them where your plants are (assuming you grow indoor).
Cheers!
Heisenberg
Well-Known Member
My cat has done that several times, always takes the whole top and moves on to the next. Last time she got 4 autoflower seedlings before I noticed her. I learned to keep seedlings in a safe place.
