Growing Companions for my girls??

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Crownmesire

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I was wondering if anyone knows of good growing companions to grow alongside MJ to mask smell and or ? I've done some searches and a lot of people recommend Evergreen trees. From my experience here in FL they attract a lot of bugs

I have one world of seeds Afghan Kush, Paradise White berry, 4 big buds (going to a friends home) and two autos one white dwarf from Buddha, and a LR#2 x ak47 from the Joint Doc.

My backyard is 3/4 an acre(6 foot Vinyl fence all around) nearest neighbor is about 75 ft away or more. My Dwarfs are hidden in between a long row of Hibiscus. The rest are on my porch (Decent amount of Sunlight) I have some Jasmine that's in the middle of the yard that I think I can hide at least one plant amongst. There's several large Citrus Trees and small plants in the yard as well. And a 20x 14 ft Lark shed

Would appreciate any suggestions.
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ozgrower90

ozgrower90

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Ive heard of people growing garlic around their plants. This should work quite well at covering up the smell. Not too sure if it would cover up lots of big budding plants though. Im only on my first outdoor grow so im not too sure. my plant has only started budding recently so ill keep you updated on the smell :)
 
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Crownmesire

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Thanks guys the ornamentals and marigolds sound good to me, thanks guys for the opinions and info. Ill be checking out the local nursey and going to work this weekend.
 
South Texas

South Texas

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Onions, garlic, Maigolds, Cali Orange Bud, for starters. Or grow hay fever shit, can't smell with a stopped up nose.
 
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Crownmesire

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South Texas said:
Onions, garlic, Maigolds, Cali Orange Bud, for starters. Or grow hay fever shit, can't smell with a stopped up nose.
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Bought 18 Marigolds from the local nursery ..Damn Fire near my house has the choppers doing crazy fly overs tho :-?. All Plants are on my porch for now. Going to plant the Marigolds sometime this weekend throught the yard.
 
South Texas

South Texas

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I was told years ago that Marigolds repel insects. But fact is, they attract, keeping insects away from desired areas. For seeds, I hit the Dollar Store first, only buy the ones with the lastest Packing date. A lot of seeds is viable for 5 plus years, so at 10 for a buck, I buy the store out. If anything, just toss them to the wind before a nice rain. "Toss & Walk". I do the same with Bird Seed. It's cool.
 
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frmrboi

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buy some plastic flowers and attach them to your weed, nobody expects to see flowers on weed plants. Top them so they don't look like a typical weed plant and get too tall.
 
dankmango

dankmango

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in florida garlic seems to do well and is stanky, catnip smells good and is ok. but get some plumerias bro! just find one somewhere and take a clone from it, its one of the easiest to clone. deffinitely wont hide it from view but your fence will, and they smell bomb as hell. just like hawaii, and they have nice flowers all the time in southern fl. classic cover ups work nicely too like lavender and all that. good luck n peace
 
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Crownmesire

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South Texas said:
I was told years ago that Marigolds repel insects. But fact is, they attract, keeping insects away from desired areas. For seeds, I hit the Dollar Store first, only buy the ones with the lastest Packing date. A lot of seeds is viable for 5 plus years, so at 10 for a buck, I buy the store out. If anything, just toss them to the wind before a nice rain. "Toss & Walk". I do the same with Bird Seed. It's cool.
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You are anbsolutely right, in the middle of planting them I saw a crazy amount of butterflies hit my yard. havent seen a butterfly since I was a kid. I had to chop a plant sadly it hermied on me only six weeks into flower. Id say about 30-40 percent of the trich are reddish/brown. No seeds strangely though just sacks. gonna dry and cure to smoke anyway lol
 
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