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I'm growin sum plants outdoors n my back yard. If u were to walk in front of my house and my gate was open you could most likely catch a glimpse of my ladies. Any suggestions on kinda hiding them without risking blocking their sunlight? ? ? ? Fuh sho, stuck n the sky | ||
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| how close are other houses? from 30 yards away, it just looks like a green plant really. plant flowers around it? make it look like a garden... or keep gate closed.  | ||
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| Yea keep her shut, and even with it open, people tend to look right past them. Try making a nice flower garden across it. or something that will catch your eye, as to if someone looks in your general direction they look at the distraction, not the feature presentation. | ||
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07-28-2009, 07:47 PM
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| One good mask is to take chicken wire, spray paint it in a flat black or flat dark green (you dont want it shining!!) and wrap it around your plants. This severely distorts the image of a plant when looking from a distance...and it doesn't block light!  left photo is from about 25' away and you can barely make out the wire fencing. right photo shows plant in foreground at 2' and background at 4'. hope it helps  | ||
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07-28-2009, 08:56 PM
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| make them look less like christmas trees with some lst? sure most folks dont see plants. but people interested in plants do. (i think we are a minority though) but it sounds like you are in a place that supports lots of greenery. up here in iceland, you would definetly see a big mj tree except in some very few places. but say in places around the equator, where there are plants all over? chances of being spotted drop dramatically. | ||
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