Nah. It'll take maybe 10-15 minutes. Drill some holes in scrap wood, and strap some bamboo into x supports with wire.
I see. Hardly any winds at all and no high winds. Must have been just the weight, as you said. Your remark about going overboard with the training was interesting. I hadn't thought of that, but her shape did add to her vulnerability.Nah. It'll take maybe 10-15 minutes. Drill some holes in scrap wood, and strap some bamboo into x supports with wire.
I'll just have to weight the scrap wood to keep it steady.
@Grand Daddy Black I meant to insert this screenshot
Those 90° bends keeping the branches horizontal will always be a weak spot. Usually the dowels limit the vulnerability, but I never got started with those this year. The mutations in the early growth of the Glue girls made me hesitate, and then the branches were already set.
Wow that Gorilla Glue plant is a beauty, well done! I think the Survivor may have to move indoors to finish. Im curious, if that is what you do, to see how you manage to get it to harvest.Girls got their second canola oil spray today.
Survivor is starting to get little clusters of stigmas, so she must have been trying to shift to flower for a while.
It's been bright and hot today, so I am done.
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), so I don't anticipate any space issues.
