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as the title says i was thinking if i can get my two trial bag seed plants to grow good i may clone the plants for next year if i can not get any good seeds. I am going to do a flower garden with a couple of mixed flowers to help cover them up and help blend in.I found some flower/plants that i think would help what do you think of the plants pictured. | ||
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![]() | You could try some Cleomes (sometimes called spider flower). They look almost identical to mj. They flower continuously throughout the summer. On the other hand, having a patch of plants that look like pot might cause you the same trouble. | ||
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![]() | LOL i saw a few plants that looked just like mj and thats not what i want. I want the MJ plants to meld into the back ground as it were. | ||
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![]() | I'd stay away from the spearmint. It is very invasive and will spead like crazy. I like the Monarda Bergamo http://www.ngb.org/gardening/varieti...da_Bergamo.jpg If you can toss in some wild flower mix I think it would work pretty good. | ||
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I like the monarda bergamo. I may have to sow some of them too. Yes i was thinking of throwing wild flower mix into the flower garden also and play dumb if the plants were seen.![]() | |||
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![]() | I wouldn't reccommend Lupines. They require a lot of water. Way more than mj needs. They only flower once for a short time. They tend to flop down and and lay in the dirt. While they are flowering they look great but after that I doubt they would really be a good distraction from the pot. IMHO | ||
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