I didn't even think about the date until you brought it up lol. Before the mouse was eating a leaf here and there. Now it's digging holes in my soil. When I catch that thing if my cat don't first I swear I'm gonna give it a Wicker Man type death of it keeps it up.
Well I'm technically building two 8x8's and a 4x4 in my attic. Only problem is that I'm the only one working on it and there's just not enough hours in the day to do it. I'm not in a rush though. The tents I'm going to use for breeding purposes or if I have a plant I want to veg or flower longer once I get everything done up there. That even includes me running power lines up there and so on.
This is a summary of least toxic mice control:
I have six holes tapped along the bottom of my cups and am pretty sure that my fellow farmers do something similar.
Cats ! I have 2 of the mouse killing machines. I found one they missed though fresh dead yesterday in my dehumidifier bucket. It left behind a dozen or so little shits in the water so the little fker musta swam around shittin its self for a few hours before it tuckered out and drowned face down.
My white widow pheno #1 had some of the weirdest growth I've ever seen. Leaves came in twisted and growth all over the place. Fantastic smoke though.Cats ! I have 2 of the mouse killing machines. I found one they missed though fresh dead yesterday in my dehumidifier bucket. It left behind a dozen or so little shits in the water so the little fker musta swam around shittin its self for a few hours before it tuckered out and drowned face down.
Week 2 solo cup entry is looking a little anemic with upward curling leaves and a pale green look to her. I gave her a drink of a weak nute mix to see if she's lacking needs a boost. I'm getting this canoeing of the leaves on all these Chemdog plants. They're all growing but leaves aren't looking in the best condition.
The only other thing besides the advice that has been given are those glue traps if you aren't using them already. The problem with many pesticides is that in my humble opinion as an organic gardener for other things than this new endeavor growing my own medicine is the possibility of cross contamination.
Looks interesting! Liquid or dry? What’s the brand name? It’s too blurry to read.
It's one stinking mouse. I have a couple traps down and I'm just starting to use peppermint oil soaked cotton balls. I won't use any chemicals that aren't 100% natural either. If the little guy needed a home I'd give him one in my cats belly.
Liquid. It's called prescription blend. Here's the feeding schedule.
Yea I just threw a few cotton balls soaked in it around my spots. I also took used cat litter and created a huge circle around my house. This will always be a problem for me EVERY winter. We live away from the city with woods and fields everywhere. Around winter time the little ones look for inside places til spring. I don't put my car near my plants as I fear it'll eat them.
