Purple Banana
08-09-2006, 10:20 PM
The climate where I am at is very very warm, so I plant at the end of july, but I have one problem.
Depsite all of the fences, sprays, and human hair and blood I place around my babies (I don't really have to worry about the popo; I am only growing a dozen plants in the middle of my 120 acre farm), groundhogs ALWAYS chew off the tiny leaves that are first sprouting.
A. What ELSE can I do to prevent this?
B. What are the chances of my plants surviving if the first leaves are chewed off, but the rest are left alone?
Depsite all of the fences, sprays, and human hair and blood I place around my babies (I don't really have to worry about the popo; I am only growing a dozen plants in the middle of my 120 acre farm), groundhogs ALWAYS chew off the tiny leaves that are first sprouting.
A. What ELSE can I do to prevent this?
B. What are the chances of my plants surviving if the first leaves are chewed off, but the rest are left alone?