NoobgrowerLbc
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A dam rabbit chewed the bottom main stem causing it to go into shock. Will it recover? 
Rabbit chewed the bottom of the stem causing shock.
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Budzbuddha
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Wait a minute .... you SAID you “ pulled it “ in a different thread .
NoobgrowerLbc
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I did. But i havent taken a new picture yet. I had 5 plants that went into shock like this. Upon further inspection i realized its rabbits. They chewed the green layer off of the stem. I barricaded every opening they been getting in from. I am confident now i wont lose any more but i cant afford to keep pulling plants. Now i have unoccupied space in my green house
hoping the 4 plants affected will recover.
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Odd. My rabbit will only eat leaves. He refuses to eat stems at all.
I feed him healthy foliage. He loves the stuff.
Sounds like you need a fence.
NoobgrowerLbc
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Its the hares or jack rabbit. Wild sons of bitches. They chew through the screen netting then munched on my plants. Since then i closed the tarps all the way down and leabe my exhuast and wall fans running.
GBAUTO
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I think he may be referring to Thumper.
NoobgrowerLbc
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He is refering to my other thread. I used same picture when i didnt know what the problem was at the time.
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They wont be getting in anymore. My concern now is if the plant will ever recover.
CannaCountry
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And the farce continues...
Rabbit is good eatin' for the sake of argument.
Rabbit is good eatin' for the sake of argument.
xtsho
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Rabbit is disgusting. I've eaten it. It doesn't taste like chicken.
I know someone that raises meat rabbits. They keep trying to give some to me. Butchered and ready to cook. No way Jose.
And frog legs don't taste like chicken either. They taste like mud and are disgusting as well.
But I'd eat either if I was hungry enough.
CannaCountry
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I wouldn't shy away from the frog legs either...those are some tasty critters. Then again, maybe I'm just hungry enough...haha.
NoobgrowerLbc
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Tried it. They too chewy like rubber and hardly any meat at all.
NoobgrowerLbc
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Lol! I hunted a huge rabbit. After skinning and gutting him. A whopping .75 lb of meat.
Renfro
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Yeah it takes more than one rabbit to make a good pot of rabbit stew. lol squirrels are even worse.
NoobgrowerLbc
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Yup and after skinning i usually lose my appetite followed by the most disgusting meat i ever tasted. I fried his ass like i would with chicken.
Renfro
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I never could enjoy frog legs either, they were nasty. Mudbugs either. I wouldn't do well in Louisiana.
Probably best frozen and eaten at a later date lol, or if you have that guest that just doesn't know when to leave, serve them that for dinner one nite ...
