I think the point is to have the fakes on the outside and the real on the inside so if someone gets supspicious they go and look at the plant closest to them and realize its not weed.if u plant other plants that look like marijuana next to it wouldnt that attract more attention. people would think the mj look a like is the real thing and then end up finding the real one... just food for thought..... wouldnt it be better to plant something bushy and near the same height all around it and something with a similar smell to mj around that....
Can you elaborate? I've never heard of cane grass. I live near Philly so is cane grass hardy here? If you gave me a link to a picture or something I might be able to ID it. Thanks. I can get various kinds of ornamental grasses from a wholesale perennial biz around here but I looked up in their catalog and couldn't find cane grass.all u need is cane grass! u dnt even have to plant them in the grass u just needa put them infornt of it and the same color green camos the mj plants! everyone here plants that way and u could be standing a few feet from em and not even notice!
I would plant the camouflage plants up front in the border and the MJ relatively deep and inaccessible. So people who look can't really get too close to examine. Does anyone know, does MJ have any fall color before they are finished for the season?I think the point is to have the fakes on the outside and the real on the inside so if someone gets supspicious they go and look at the plant closest to them and realize its not weed.
Ah yes, Ricinus communis. One of my favorite summer blooming things.I would plant some castor bean plants as a border to my garden as it grows fast and tall (10-15 feet in a summer) then I would train the cannabis along the ground to mix with late-season vegetables on one side of the garden while having a lot of showy flowers on the other side to distract attention.