Well I went in for another round with fungus gnats. Wow I hate those little beasts. I no longer have a normal growing area, basically it is a river bank with a house over it. My grow area has to be on the river bank
Most of the floor has crushed stone (many times wet) with not one but two sump pumps that work hard AND there was an out of control grape vine outside the house... I am talking about 50' to 100' vines with untended fruit and fungus gnats in clouds
I totally trimmed back the grape vine in the fall and treated outside. They had already found the basement haven before I got there and were living large. So this is a huge problem. I have been able to control it with mosquito dunks, predatory nematodes and sticky yellow cards but I have to keep on it because there is such a rich environment for them and they were entrenched in the area before me. Last night was changing cards dispersing nematodes and changing dunks so if you thought it was all
roses buds for me you would be mistaken.
As I worked I kept looking at the super snowdawgs that are really starting to come along (and are turning purple from the cold nights!!!) I was going to let it go as I have more seed and wanted to play with some hybrids but dang she is beautiful and she kept asking to be cloned... so, I checked both, fully in flower even the lowest branches, dang. I have not had great results with flowering clones but all of a sudden I
needed clones
so I took some flowering cuttings and we will see if any make it... if they do it was meant to be and I will take great care of any survivors. I hope to have more pics soon, one last S Girl looking all frosty and the snowdawgs. In a while the first of the hybrids will start to show...
Over and out