It's the black discolouration on the small leaf in the closeup pic.WooHoo!
I don't see what you are talking about. I notice a few lower fans with what looks like caterpillar munching?
Overall, they are Beautiful!
Oh my bad! I forgot to put cannabis. Lol
It's the black discolouration on the small leaf in the closeup pic.
It's too late. It's systemic, in the sap (phloem, xylem). That leaf is growing in that way, it's not the entry point.
If that would help, I'd do it, but the leaf hoppers have been jumping between the plants too much.
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I loved my GG last summer sure wish i had a few of her this year. Good luck
growing outdoors is more of a challenge for me for sure.
Between the bugs and my insecurities about hitting them with too much nutes and hungry deer, the first thing I do when I wake up, on the way to the coffee pot, is to look off the deck and make sure it's still okay. I've got a plant outside but haven't journelled it yet. My Headroom Incident self fertilized a couple years ago giving me hundreds of seeds and the Panama next door made less than a dozen seeds from the HI pollen. I'm calling it Panama Incident.
Thanks GG!Boy those are great looking doing so well outdoors. Makes me so sad when i have to chop a beautiful male plant but it's for the best for the rest!!
Thanks gwhunran!Looking good Melville,
Happy happy plants!Space Lemons seems to have hit the stretch, so I'm expecting the preflowers to develop enough to be 100% certain of its gender in a week or two.
Gorilla Glue #4 is starting to pick up the pace as well. Both need to be watered every day.
Cherry Bomb
Gorilla Glue #4
Space Lemons
Godzilla Glue #4
Thanks GG!
They always seem to be the most vigorous too!
Thanks gwhunran!
We don't have deer coming into the yard anymore, since they built all those houses over what used to be cornfields, but the insects can be a real headache. Most years there's a good balance of predators back there to hold them off.
I haven't fed Cherry Bomb since I transplanted her into the ground as I've been amending the garden soil with compost and composted sheep manure for years.
Thanks for checking in!
Hi MelI've been meaning to put something like this up for a little while, as I was sure I had bigger plants in 2022.
But it looks like they're pretty comparable. I'm hoping these won't get to 6'6" though.
You angling for an invite?What a nice scene on your patio and what looks like comfortable seating.
I'd spend hours out there watching plant. Much better than watching TV!
Thanks Roy!Hi Mel
Your plants are looking most excellent - I'm particularly fond of Cherry Bomb for the flavour and mellow smoke
Thanks GDB!What a nice scene on your patio and what looks like comfortable seating.
I'd spend hours out there watching plant. Much better than watching TV!
Lol, any time you're heading North of the border let me know!
She does! Hopefully whatever's up with her leaves doesn't affect flower!Cherry Bomb looks absolutely thrilled to lose those restraints and stretch out!
It's in Nova Scotia today.Hard to believe that Beryl made it all the way to the great white North! And I was just about to ask about those leaves on the CB.
Thanks Tra!
