Some mofo animals eat sprouted melons
I planted a few melons on a nice topsoil hill on a sunny
location. But, somehow, as soon as the seeds sprout, they are eaten by some disgusting animals. If, due to luck, the sporouted seed grows a little bit, those animals lose interest and the plant conrinues to grow. Any idea what I can do to stop it. |
Some mofo animals eat sprouted melons
Ignoramus29346 said:
I planted a few melons on a nice topsoil hill on a sunny location. But, somehow, as soon as the seeds sprout, they are eaten by some disgusting animals. If, due to luck, the sporouted seed grows a little bit, those animals lose interest and the plant conrinues to grow. Any idea what I can do to stop it. Put a cap of bird netting or hardware cloth over your seeds hills to exclude birds. They are my biggest problem when it comes to sprouting seeds. -- Pat in Plymouth MI ('someplace.net' is comcast) Any technology distinguishable from magic is insufficiently advanced. (attributed to Don Marti) |
Some mofo animals eat sprouted melons
Sound like another attack of the dreaded melon collies!!!!
"Ignoramus29346" wrote in message ... I planted a few melons on a nice topsoil hill on a sunny location. But, somehow, as soon as the seeds sprout, they are eaten by some disgusting animals. If, due to luck, the sporouted seed grows a little bit, those animals lose interest and the plant conrinues to grow. Any idea what I can do to stop it. |
Some mofo animals eat sprouted melons
"Cereus-validus" wrote in message .com...
Sound like another attack of the dreaded melon collies!!!! snip *groan* That was BAD! |
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