weed eating dog attack!

[shaisia]

I feeling very cranky today as I woke up to find this in my grow room:
Attachment 281741

My daft dog has maimed 4 of my plants

Im hoping they will live as the stems are still in tact,any advice or suggestions (other than dont let the dog in the grow-room) would be greatly appreciated thanks!

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shaisia Reviewed by shaisia on 01-18-2012. weed eating dog attack! I feeling very cranky today as I woke up to find this in my grow room: 281741 My daft dog has maimed 4 of my plants Im hoping they will live as the stems are still in tact,any advice or suggestions (other than dont let the dog in the grow-room) would be greatly appreciated thanks! God Made Grass | Dedicated to my love of WeedGod Made Grass | Dedicated to my love of Weed Rating: 5

[silent leprechaun]

Ouch ! Not good. Bad dog... -.-

I guess if the dog hasn't severely damaged the roots as it picked the leaves off they might survive.

Your soil looks very dry from the pictures. Anyway, There is still a small amount of leaf left on the plants so this could be enough to help them regenerate new leaves from the stem at each node.

But these plants will be terribly stunted in their growth and will take a lot of time to catch up with the survivors. In fact, they won't catch up, they will just be smaller.

Try to keep them alive anyway. Will be interesting to see just how hardy these plants are. If a dog can eat them up and they survive Ill be impressed.

Keep them closer to the light than the good plants so they get a good dose of light to recover. But not too close.

Take care.

P.S. Perhaps the dog whisperer could help with the weed hound.

[NHAinWV]

Man's best friend? Not in this case!

[Farmer Rich]

How is it your dog has access to your grow room? Maybe you should reconsider that idea..

Peace,

Farmer Rich

[silent leprechaun]

That was the only advice he didn't want Farmer

I checked out your grows too Farmer. Really good crop in the second grow journal.

Well done.