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I just found noticed today that a deer chomped all but a foot of my plant off. But there are still a couple three or so leaves left. Think it will make it?

Ya man I'm just a little north of MO, and I have a couple of plants flowering, and it seems about three wks early for here. It's been crazy weather all year.

Could they be getting too much water?

Midwest,I don't get the batcave thing

Well I'll tell you what I gave up growing and smoking the stuff for about that long, until a buddy of mine showed me a plant he was growing in his basement. I really don't smoke too much anymore but I have always loved growing the stuff. Twenty years ago I got seeds from Amsterdam seeds. I think...

I palnt all my stuff in cow manure, I raise cattle and a few plants.

That's good man

Ive seen that stuff growing in mine spoils, in like a real acidic soil.

It's called airlayering, you need spangdum moss and root tone and a bag for holding in the moisture.

Ya, you did the right thing, keep that splint on for a while, it will be fine.

Instant Karma gonna get you

Flabos is right about the best you can do is make sure it get the nutriants and Lots of hrs of direct sun. Also I don't know who told you outdoor plants were'nt as potent as indoor But that's not true. The sun is hotter.

Well that soil has allready been fertilized, and the ph is right. the soil is black where I live and a little manure, bloodmeal, bonemeal, wood ash. and something like Dutch Passion #1 Aphg and just break the top tassles off. I've seen real big ones but I don't need that much personaly, or...

Exactly, only one or two at a spot. Only Ive seen them planted when there two or three feet tall. The corn hight varies, from six or more depending when they can get into that field. to spray. you just kind of got to watch.

I live on a farm, I don't raise rowcrops like corn or beans, just haycrops, but I used to. Most of my friends are farmers. The corn grown nowadays on large scale operations is genetically enginered seeds that are tollerant to roundup. thus roundup corn, or roundup beans. I'm sure you know what...