LOL those leftover Carhooks™!
Godzilla Vs Kong
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MedScientist
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They can get big out there!
You should see the ones that grow straight in the ground.
Lol, yeah, those are stuck! I guess there are roots holding them in there or something.
WooHoo!
It's Amazing how Well they hold those Monster limbs down!
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I was watering Godzilla this morning, and I noticed a leaf that had a brown tip on the far side of the plant. It seemed weird, because I hadn't noticed any brown tips when I had looked at that side earlier.
I went over to that side and all the leaves were green. So I flipped them over, and sure enough...
I wonder what those would have been?
I went over to that side and all the leaves were green. So I flipped them over, and sure enough...
Moth eggs?
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Certainly looks like them. Makes sense as they appeared overnight as well.
They're gone now though, and I'll be spraying the plants with BTK this evening. I've got it mixed up and waiting.
I saw a cabbage looper landing on them yesterday. I didn't find any eggs then, but I figured better safe than sorry.
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Disaster around every corner
Damn! Let go my eggo!I was watering Godzilla this morning, and I noticed a leaf that had a brown tip on the far side of the plant. It seemed weird, because I hadn't noticed any brown tips when I had looked at that side earlier.
I went over to that side and all the leaves were green. So I flipped them over, and sure enough...
I wonder what those would have been?
That is a great pic.I was watering Godzilla this morning, and I noticed a leaf that had a brown tip on the far side of the plant. It seemed weird, because I hadn't noticed any brown tips when I had looked at that side earlier.
I went over to that side and all the leaves were green. So I flipped them over, and sure enough...
I wonder what those would have been?
There so is!Disaster around every corner
I used to really resent the price of an ounce until I learned how much work goes into every good ounce we grow.
Damn, Mel- Good catch!... makes me want to go out and look things over a bit closer...
...mine are getting their BTK shower tonight too..
I used to concentrate on spraying the undersides of the leaves, then it occurred to me- the caterpillar eats both sides of the leaf, so it doesn't really matter if the BTK is on the top, or the bottom...cut my workload in half, right there...
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I went out to get pics early today, as they're predicting thunderstorms.
Gorilla Glue #4
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I never really put any thought into it, but you're right. I'll have to keep track of how much it takes to completely treat each plant. No sense making up more spray than necessary. I emptied the bottle on them this time.
Gorilla Glue #4
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Just a little hiccup. It's the clusters of egg you don't find that are the real problem.Disaster around every corner
They won't be munching on anything now!Damn! Let go my eggo!
Thanks Tra!
Very true.
Thanks Carcass!Damn, Mel- Good catch!... makes me want to go out and look things over a bit closer...
...mine are getting their BTK shower tonight too..
I used to concentrate on spraying the undersides of the leaves, then it occurred to me- the caterpillar eats both sides of the leaf, so it doesn't really matter if the BTK is on the top, or the bottom...cut my workload in half, right there...
I never really put any thought into it, but you're right. I'll have to keep track of how much it takes to completely treat each plant. No sense making up more spray than necessary. I emptied the bottle on them this time.
Beautiful Mel, You grow them nice. 
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Maybe I should have waited to take pics!
My neighbour is finally taking out the tree that blocks the morning light from the yard!
The main part of it just came down. So, looks like we'll be working on the fence this Autumn.
This makes me want to risk a few autos outdoors next summer.
My neighbour is finally taking out the tree that blocks the morning light from the yard!
The main part of it just came down. So, looks like we'll be working on the fence this Autumn.
This makes me want to risk a few autos outdoors next summer.
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Thanks Keith!Beautiful Mel, You grow them nice.
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Hmm. I just had a thought. That tree coming down will increase the hours of direct light my plants get by hours. Up until now they've been in shade until about 10:30 or 11.
Now, they should be in the sun by 9 at the latest. I hope this doesn't freak them out.
Now, they should be in the sun by 9 at the latest. I hope this doesn't freak them out.
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It was letting her son know about the fence that did it.Good for you, Mel.
Wish my neighbors would do the same.
I think he didn't want to be responsible for any repairs.
It shouldn't, it's still daylight before the full sun.
It probably will, but in a good way...
and, they'll get a little thirstier....
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