Me and a friend are growing a bunch of Autos outdoors in a Greenhouse and this evening when we went to look after our plants we found some damage done to a couple of them. At first we thought it was snails that had managed to get up to the plants and had a snack but there was no slime anywhere like it would be when a snail had a snack.
Just a few minutes after that we saw a mouse sitting hidden in a corner in the greenhouse doing nothing and it had no fear what so ever and it did behave kinda strange so what we are thinking is that this mouse has developed a taste for the finer things in life and become addicted to cannabis.
Unfortunately it took off before we could catch it so we set a few traps in there in the hope to catch it before it eats all the plants or even bring some friends to the party.
Just a fun thing i wanted to share with you guys. Unfortunately i got no pics of it since i had no phone on me at the time nor did my friend.
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Oh noNorseman wrote:Me and a friend are growing a bunch of Autos outdoors in a Greenhouse and this evening when we went to look after our plants we found some damage done to a couple of them. At first we thought it was snails that had managed to get up to the plants and had a snack but there was no slime anywhere like it would be when a snail had a snack.
Just a few minutes after that we saw a mouse sitting hidden in a corner in the greenhouse doing nothing and it had no fear what so ever and it did behave kinda strange so what we are thinking is that this mouse has developed a taste for the finer things in life and become addicted to cannabis.
Unfortunately it took off before we could catch it so we set a few traps in there in the hope to catch it before it eats all the plants or even bring some friends to the party.
Just a fun thing i wanted to share with you guys. Unfortunately i got no pics of it since i had no phone on me at the time nor did my friend.
hope u catch him , I was watching a program the other night about mice , I’m sure it was in Australia 
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oh my lordy I’m that gal that would give him a popcorn nug of his very own and name himA Heart is not judged by how much you love; but by how much you are loved by others- The Wizard of Oz
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I'm pretty sure that the mouse or mice will be caught before they damage our plants even more.Mrs Beefheart wrote: ↑Sat Jun 12, 2021 9:20 pmOh no hope u catch him , I was watching a program the other night about mice , I’m sure it was in Australia oh my they are rife out there over run even their houses
Yeah i saw a vid on youtube and it looks like the farmers down under have a major issue with mice.
I am not feeling that kind of love for a mouse that i would give it a bud and a name. It's gonna be dealt with for sure lolMomma bear wrote: ↑Sat Jun 12, 2021 9:22 pmoh my lordy I’m that gal that would give him a popcorn nug of his very own and name him
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find him + tap him on the head imo... 
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I had one much a seedling outdoors once, little gits lol. Our cats get the odd one. Maybe you need a cat??? 
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Not gonna get a cat ever. I'm a dog person and a Rottweiler would be nice to have again but a cat will never set it paws in my house.
For the mouse issue i can just hope that the neighbors cat gets into it and catch some mice or the traps in the greenhouse will for sure.
I imagine that the THC levels will be high enough real soon to avoid mice or snails to have any interest in these plants, at least that is what i am hoping and in the meantime i use what i need to catch whatever it is that has any interest in eating the plants
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We got a Husky cross and 2 cats. They sort of liearned to live togetherNorseman wrote: ↑Sun Jun 13, 2021 10:43 amNot gonna get a cat ever. I'm a dog person and a Rottweiler would be nice to have again but a cat will never set it paws in my house.
For the mouse issue i can just hope that the neighbors cat gets into it and catch some mice or the traps in the greenhouse will for sure.
I imagine that the THC levels will be high enough real soon to avoid mice or snails to have any interest in these plants, at least that is what i am hoping and in the meantime i use what i need to catch whatever it is that has any interest in eating the plants
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