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andIhalped
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Mid July The Leb-Nep phenos are certainly early flowering…one female expresses on 7/15, the earliest flowering plant I’ve ever grown!
Which is cool, because it should be ready for chop by mid-September, so I won’t have worries with it in the rainier season.
Plus my garden plan guesses have worked out—I planted the 3 LebNep in spots where they’d lose significant direct sun in October, due to autumnal lower of the sun’s angle.
A coupla days later, the biggest LebNep’s shows male, dammit. It’s a beast & I briefly consider let it go for seeds, heckuva daddy candidate…
but I know that it’s going to a busy fall & won’t want to mess with the added work culling seeds. So, with some regret I hack down & compost the biggest plant in my grow. Pretty big trunk for 2 months from seedling in a not so sunny spot!
Bygones…
Meanwhile, the companion plants are kicking out the produce...flowers came out of the garden, too.
Which is cool, because it should be ready for chop by mid-September, so I won’t have worries with it in the rainier season.
Plus my garden plan guesses have worked out—I planted the 3 LebNep in spots where they’d lose significant direct sun in October, due to autumnal lower of the sun’s angle.
A coupla days later, the biggest LebNep’s shows male, dammit. It’s a beast & I briefly consider let it go for seeds, heckuva daddy candidate…
but I know that it’s going to a busy fall & won’t want to mess with the added work culling seeds. So, with some regret I hack down & compost the biggest plant in my grow. Pretty big trunk for 2 months from seedling in a not so sunny spot!
Bygones…
Meanwhile, the companion plants are kicking out the produce...flowers came out of the garden, too.