would foxes eat my weed plant

yo would foxes eat my weed plant

No. They might piss or spray on it but they won't eat them.

Na Fox would rather eat Porkchops

they def. love to piss on it, never ate em though...peace

The will dig it up though if it reeks of certain organic scents.

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The will dig it up though if it reeks of certain organic scents.

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Alaska Morbloom for example.

yah that'll kill them....my dog Marley kept pissing on my Rosemary plants and killed them

female fox urine will kill plants instantly. Males less so. It because of the ammonia content. Anything organic containing blood and/or bonemeal will cause them to dig it up (They think there is a corpse underneath). There are 2 reliable ways of deterring them. One is Aluminium sulphate, but it needs re-applying after rain. The other is clear plastic 2-litre bottles, half-filled with water, placed on their sides. I don't know how it works, it just does. I suspect it's either the reflection or when they move them, it seems as if they have a life of their own. Spring is the worst time as they teach their young to dig for grubs, wire-worms etc. The trouble is, when they start to dig in one spot, they tend to return to it.

If you wanna keep foxes away find a predator of that fox that is around you and order granulated urine of that animal and spread it around the perimiter. Most likley wolf urine or cayotee urine. I have used both with great success.

http://www.thepeemart.com/ great great website for all your pee needs.

Id be more afraid of the damn squirrels and coons then a fox. The squirrels and rabbits and little rodents like to chew the tough fibers of the trunk of the plant. Killing it instantly. I have like 6 urines in my grow bag and i consider them some of my most important pieces.

11 posts so far and you're in 8 (urinate, get it!?)

fox will eat it yes...... but very unlikly. just like your dog eating grass. and its the high nitrogen that kills the plants. in the piss

Ammoniacal nitrogen (NH3-N) to be precise. It's why you get a dead spot then a flush of growth around dog pee spots.