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I would have never thought those plants would grow that big, full, dense, and frosty in 50 % shade. I will try a few in my greenhouse next season. Excellent grow JJ, PC and crew.

Wish I would have known I could have come over to help. It looks like you didn't cut all the fans off for the first dry. I will be taking mine down very soon too but it is far smaller than yours.

We think alike JJ

Me too! It was 102 yesterday and 100 today. The frickin hot wind makes it like a furnace outside. I think that big sativa will finish in Dec or Jan. I like your blue plant it looks delish.If you trim inside I will come over or if we can sit in the pool while we trim I am ok with that too, lol.

Mo hope that rain we just had didn't damage your garden too much. I took my only one into the greenhouse I will bring it back out on Tues after the rain is over. This is the one I have seeds for you. Called Black Afgan. Black Afghan (Taliban Shadow King [TSK] x Black Rose. The TSK is a...

They are my favorite cookies. Glad your daughter is doing well again.

That's why I use spinosad. It doesn't smell funky. Glad you killed those bastards. I need to spray mine as it is starting to stack up.

Hope your daughter is better soon Mo.

Those are the ones. All I can say is spinosad.

DJJ you should just smoke your shirt and shorts after walking through the greenhouse, lol.

Very nice Mo and no sign of pillar/rot damage. I was worried about your garden with that rain storm. I still remember my one plant with branch after branch of molded rotted colas. <shivers>

Will be interesting to see that tall one fill out. Love the garden JJ and the crew.

Gawd. that story had me lol.

Did it rot because of the dew and cold? I had that happen to a late grow was in the middle of flower and it rained. The plant became a mold bush.

Your fireball looks like it may have a little rot. Caterpillars? I had some of those bastards eat some of my Thai herbs almost entirely! Good thing you took those down before the shower today. What crazy weather. The dogs and I were in the orchid greenhouse and it started pouring. Luckily the...

I like this one better. I have the steer horns for it too!

You are doing some magic in that yard Mo. Hows the job?

Use a fan to keep the air moving around it. Also you can try potassium bicarbonate. Same as baking soda but with potassium (good for plant) instead of sodium (bad for plant). THey use it in wine making. I have some I use it on my roses if you want some. GT

I will bring my Crafty over Mo and you can try it out. Made by the Volcano people. I love it.

poor sage looks really hot. Great shot of the garden JJ