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I arrived back in France and the 2 plants I had left in the house were fine. Leaves withered up and buds dry, green and sticky. No sign of brown rot. Bringing the 2 pots inside out of the dampness stopped the rot spreading. Had a smoke last night everything fine. Me being an absent gardener...

Frying in a mixture of oil and butter could be good. Will get hotter than water and when it cools could be spread on crackers.

Something for me to look forward to.

I've never grown inside. I brought these 2 in because didn't know what else to do. I'm only there one week a month so at the mercy of the weather. I have a drip feeder I bought a while back, haven't used it yet. Has a rechargeable battery, was planning to have it outside but will order another...

Next spring I will order early misty seeds. When I grew them no sign of rot. I will have to set up a small grow room for this type, give them 2 months outside then bring them in and put them on 12/12 so they never see the autumn.

Next time I'm over I'll take some pics of the 2 plants, hopefully some will be smokeable. Only one plant had it, a part of the top bud cluster about the size of half a small grape.

I'm going back there in 2 weeks time. Plants indoors with no one there so don't know what I'll find. Hopefully no rot.

I found out afterwards that you shouldn't smoke buds with rot. I'm hoping when I go back the rest will be fine.

After a few days I saw one of them had some rot. Damp climate, too much rain. So I brought them both indoors, soil in the pots very wet. Left them there till I return. Pulled the brown bud off and dried it in the microwave. Smoked a bit of it, very nice. I'm hoping the plants and buds will be...

Hi everyone I'm an inexperienced grower, grew a few auto ganga dwarf plants about 10 years back. Grew ok but awful smoke. Same summer planted Early misty regular not fem. They grew ok and went to seed. A lovely smoke and kept the seeds till next summer. Grew quite a few then and kept seeds...