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ugh, dark star does this money order thing, not cc....had to cancel my order for f2 and sal....I think I''ll just do salvisa through beegen's..... I bet salvisa f2 are coming.... what you are getting when you buy these beans not labeled otherwise are true f1's, if I'm not mistaken.

You think "the work f2" is better than "the work"? Looks like "the work" isn't available anywhere anyway?

oh geesh....you answered my questions..... I read your other posts after being so pleased by this pic and responding.... thanks

oh shit.... they are 2+ pdr's.... super nice.... I had limited perspective on your other pics, not now though...............you wash that or press that out? If so, what percentages on the fresh frozen? Fresh frozen percentages directly correspond with press percentages, as a general rule, from...

Nice...looks like a 1.5 pd'r.....with some chicken scratching around the base.....what a pain, eh, I have the same problem....is that like 4 toppings by july 1 or so? it does look like it has a little on her, but you are like at harvest in that pic and no septoria is on your flower leaves...

looks like you can't get the work f2's right now, but salvisa and beshear is available. Any advantage to beshear over salvisa? Thanks for your input. ANyone selling salvisa pollen?

harvest date for you in OK?

hope for a good month.... you will eventually need to larf that out...some would argue you have to do it now, which I agree with.... yes, if we get the right weather that might not get much worse, but I know northern NY better than western maine.... you folks have similar weather...

seen a lot variation in auto ..... some look and smell good, but when you put them under your boot so to speak, there's nothing between the paper....like, it wouldn;t be worth washing them as your yield would be well under 1% on fresh frozen...some are that bad... others, much better...what's this

I have seen PM problems arise when the RH is low, not higher like now. Your swamp growing was too wet for PM, but odd, I don;t see much the last few years and the general RH has been higher.... although, it was dry 2 summers ago when those moths raised hell and I don;t recall having to fight PM...

yes, septoria has really only become an issue in the last 5 years around me.... thanks for the salvisa pics....seeing that you are in OK, that's quite a different place than maine..... when did salvisa start flowering and harvest in your area?....kinda of an important question before I grab...

yeah, I'm am seeing differing levels of problems for different plants.... in last few weeks, debbie kinda got the septoria going that was pretty dormant, but definitely around on the dark, low spots on some strains...first ones to show it are my biggest problems now, as is always the case. I...

thanks for the reply... I'm up cornish way..... I have never worked with zerotol, but I wonder, is that why most of the dispensary flower always has that similar wanky smell and taste compared to my fresh outdoor...seems to me anyway..... Hearty septoria resistance genetics with a small amount...

any salvisa pics from this or last year?

ugh, that's a lot of spray management......there's got to be some competitive microbe? Or, as this thread hopes to do, list the strains that are septoria resistant, then use good plant management and growing techniques. I know this is possible without spraying, but without the right genetics...

Hard to find much info on Salvisa.... indica/sativa, general harvest time outdoor, terps, flavor, effects, flower structure.... any input is helpful....looks like there are only regs, which is kinda cool leaving you some pollen....what about beshear? Seems pretty much the same as salvisa with a...

what sprays do you use? Seems like natural, early and short flowering photos are more stable than fast flowering photoperiods (i.e. ff's made with ruderalis) in multiple dimensions, so to speak. ALthough, my tropicanna poison ff is the healthiest in the garden this year, so far.... then...

first pic looks pretty rough.... if septoria gets that deep in early flower, that arm is a goner, and maybe the whole plant of the weather gets bad..... I keep my plants more larfed out for prevention, but makes lots of work... let's hope for a decent few weeks, then see what we get for the last...

how is salvisa doing for you this year, assuming you are running it? Kinda rough septoria summer again in the northeast. ANy other septoria resistant strains working for you? Are other Lyme Rising strains like salvisa? My Tropicanna Poison from Sweet Seeds has zero septoria, my pineapple...

is your pineapple chunk Barney's? WHat others are handling it well? My tropicanna poison from sweet seeds has had zero septoria and my pineapple muffin plants from humboldt are doing real well too, but gotta larf inside hard..... and it's getting tough out there this year in western maine...