Fences in the interior of Alaska are kind of silly - ever see what a 1000 lb moose can do to chicken wire if he wants to?U gonna fence them in? Im sure Alaska has some weed eatin muthfucahs!
How I'd Grow if I Grew.
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Delux83
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you already know you have no idea how excited I am now that i have somewhere i have permission to grow i can actually do it right. if i was just out in the middle of nowhere i wouldnt have been able to do nothing like that. plus i wont have to hike a bunch of shit i can drive my ass up to my spot. all the roads and everything were built by my friend and his family. so nobody will be snooping around w/o him knowing
If you're anywhere near Anchortown then head into Sportsmans Warehouse & pick up some wolf/wolverine piss, look in the trapping section. Moose will avoid that like the plague. I would be more worried about the hare's myself, those little bastards can and will reduce a young plant to a pencil in nothing flat.
GWN
GWN
laceygirl
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Here in Australia if you are growing out in the bush, Kangaroos will wipe a whole crop out... Koalas wont eat it.... Feral pigs love it... So do feral cats... Cockatoos will rip them to shreds, there's heaps of animals we have to look out for... Heaps of herbivores and carnivores that love herbs...lol...
Indoor is so much easier but the stress factor is about the same....
Indoor is so much easier but the stress factor is about the same....
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Delux83
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Each winter, on average, your risk of frost is from October 18 through April 19. Almost certainly, however, you will receive frost from November 1 through April 3.
You are almost guaranteed that you will not get frost from May 4 through October 4. Your frost-free growing season is around 182 days.
So what do you guys think should I go ahead and plant outside on 4/20 or wait for May 4th? Remember I have to start outside from seed. I am however going to have 2 liter bottles over them as babies just to be safe. And was wondering if i should just put the seeds in the ground or start in party cups then transplant as usual? Might be taking these questions to the outdoor threads to need to start getting ready for the season!
