Plant Camo
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skunkushybrid
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Sounds like a great idea... then you could test it out by staging a burglary at your house and calling the police.
If it gets past those guys, you've made it!
ymz202
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panhead
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The super glue idea sucks because it will kill or mame the plant but camo'ing the plant works well,ive done it.
Instead of gluing fake flowers use fake vines & stuff them all the way to the bottom of your pot,use vines with bright color small flowers on them like bright yellow or dark red,make sure that you have other colorfull plants next to it so it dont stick out.
Camo works pretty good,ive used fake red berry vines with outside grows for years,at a glance they just look like a poison berry bush & hunters keep walking.
Instead of gluing fake flowers use fake vines & stuff them all the way to the bottom of your pot,use vines with bright color small flowers on them like bright yellow or dark red,make sure that you have other colorfull plants next to it so it dont stick out.
Camo works pretty good,ive used fake red berry vines with outside grows for years,at a glance they just look like a poison berry bush & hunters keep walking.
ablazed blunt
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Good luck with that man. Happy growing.
how about trail camo? I made fake juniper bushes out of old fake xmas trees a few years back for a friend. I built big ones and small ones depending on how big the trail was. I welded up a bunch of scrap 1x1 steel and screwed the fake foliage to the frame with self tappers. they blended well with the natural foliage especially around other junipers and concealed tire tracks and foot paths to passerbys on the seldom used skidoo trail.
btw, if you drive over REAL juniper bushes they spring right back up behind you. they don't leave any trace that a truck, atv or man may have journeyed through. be aware junipers are prickly and sappy and I've met juniper berry hunters looking to make some moonshine gin
btw, if you drive over REAL juniper bushes they spring right back up behind you. they don't leave any trace that a truck, atv or man may have journeyed through. be aware junipers are prickly and sappy and I've met juniper berry hunters looking to make some moonshine gin