Yes! Good stuff.I just went into the grow room, and I am finally seeing signs of flowering started on one of the Goat'Latos. Woot Woot!
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Yes! Good stuff.I just went into the grow room, and I am finally seeing signs of flowering started on one of the Goat'Latos. Woot Woot!
There's an interesting device for sure! I read the reviews, most are pretty positive on it. I'm going to forward this to my Bro for his chicken/ducks pen that are always getting raided by Raccoons and Foxes. Thank you!Solar Nocturnal Animal Repeller 4 Pack - Effective Repellent Device for Coyote, Deer, Fox, Raccoon, Skink. Coyote Deterrent - Predator Lights
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I’ve used these to keep a skunk away from the cabin. Don’t get eaten there!
Seeds look prefect to me. Mystery grow on the horizon.
Oh, trust me...I know what to do that we not speak of here. I've recently had to protect myself from one.I'm thinking more in the line of that we speak not of here! Be careful of a hungry wild able carnivore please!
The seed I posted a pic of is mixed in with a bunch of other immature ones. I already have plenty of mature seeds from that plant, so I left the rest in the trim bag. Those will be thrown out and around in the spring.The seed is a good omen tho,id grow that bad boy out !! Looks mature to me
Yea coyotes are not stupid animals,they naturally very skiddish n timid,so if he was making any move on you,in your territory, means he way more confident than he should be,or way more desperate than normal. Oh I thought it was a unknown seed,they always fun lolThe seed I posted a pic of is mixed in with a bunch of other immature ones. I already have plenty of mature seeds from that plant, so I left the rest in the trim bag. Those will be thrown out and around in the spring.
As for Mr. Coyote, I did stare him down. When he took that step forward, that did me in. I believe now that it was protecting it's food. I had no idea on what he had there at the time.
Watch your back with those critters they're very opertunic & quite, theres been cases up here of them breeding with wolves & called coywolf they're bigger than a normal coyote, they're a problem here also with ppl & pets & farm animals & no license needed to reduce their #'sThe seed I posted a pic of is mixed in with a bunch of other immature ones. I already have plenty of mature seeds from that plant, so I left the rest in the trim bag. Those will be thrown out and around in the spring.
As for Mr. Coyote, I did stare him down. When he took that step forward, that did me in. I believe now that it was protecting it's food. I had no idea on what he had there at the time.