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Don't they look happy? Hanging out at the Tanning Salon!

What strains are you running? I'm up the road from you in Albany. My girls were not under cover and were suffering from bud rot, and are now in various stages of cure. Good Luck with the finish!

Unfortunately, why I cut early. That and the two weeks (and than four months) of rain & cooler temps. Maybe gonna crack the 70's next weekend. Welcome to autumn in Oregon.

Trimming is almost done - almost being the key. No more indoor worms or unexpected rot. I mentioned how the leftover buds on the bag seed plant were darkening up; here's a pic, with a caterpillar of course The majority of my trimmed buds are not nearly this dark and frosty. Those two weeks can...

Yeah, I found a worm crawling around on a bud that had been on the drying rack for 3 or 4 days. And, I have two different phenotypes: green and smooth and brown/gray and hairy.

Your girls are looking good, Mr. Dog! Semi-experienced here, second year outdoor. Of my two plants, only Cindy's Blue Cheese (also from OGS) is still standing. I have been taking down the bag seed plant for a couple/three weeks now - mostly racing against bud rot & a caterpillar here and there...

The forecast ain't looking so good from where I sit: once the rain rolls in on Friday, it's here for the next four days. At least: they only predict out 10 days. Most of the Bag Lady has been cut; CBC I'm gonna start chopping on after this mini heat wave is over on Mon./Tues. I've already...

Yeah, those qualify as trees... Nice work!

Another tag line for your boutique herb: "I have the cleanest pot - it's hand washed!"

Nothing wrong with that harvest!

Yeah, it would be nice if rain weren't forecast for today and tomorrow... Nice stretch after that, though

That's a drag @Humanrob a real gut check. And my own theory of the moment is the worms facilitate the rot w/their shit. The early rounds of rot were all on colas that had worms. Once bud rot is there, it spreads on it's own: insidiously, deviously, under the cover of cola darkness. Next year...

I hope all is well. Fly on, baby, fly on!

For me: once I get bud rot, I can't ever stop the spread. I would trim out bad areas and come back in one or two days to more. Now, once I see it on a plant, I cut her down. I'll get more by not carving the rot out, daily for a week or two. And, I don't want it spreading to an uninfected plant...

Ditto!

Somebody got a hair cut! My bag lady. A little bud rot here, another little bit there and away she goes. I wish she had gone a little further, but there you are. Trying something new: dry trim vs. wet. We'll see how it goes. I did one round w/the big colas and round 2 about five days...

That's a crazy pic!

My chance of rain has turned into light showers Sat/Sun morning. Dang!

You're going to have to talk w/your neighbors, Mike. "Well Jim, I notice your son has been hanging around our backyard a lot this summer. An' now look: my Diesel'a is knocked up and full of seeds! I hope you are going to do the honorable thing and..." Something along those lines ;-) We had a...

ouch!