Along with vegetable plants, hostas and daylilies, there is a new plant, now legal to grow and harvest in Ohio, that is also attractive to the state's largest herbivore.
Cannabis is a tender, nutritious supplement for deer. It contains fiber, protein and moisture, especially in its early vegetative stage, according to California-based North Habitat Wildlife Conservation. Young plants resemble many of the other tender greens deer naturally seek, but also emit a distinctive and intriguing scent, even when growing in a pot or surrounded by other plants.
Ohio law allows people to grow up to six plants indoors or outside (12 per household). If outdoors, cannabis plants must be in an enclosed or fenced area and not be visible to the public.
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