Citylimits
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Have another girl scout cookie in the ground as well but no pictures of her. Problem with thick is this humidity I'm battling PM right now it isnt a big issue but could be come one fast with this weather.
New England outdoors 2018
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Shane12345
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Any idea what the little brown things are ? They just started showing up
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Black-Thumb
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Yea, I had to do some under clearing and then whack em with a baking soda/dish soal/oil spray I whipped up. Couple of treatments and no more problems with PM so far.
threeputt
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A touch warm n humid today / tomorrow on the North Shore but the long range outlook with low 60's at night and low 80's day is superb.... so whose loving this outdoors growing season ... MY GIRLS .... MY GIRLS .... the three Mowee's in the ground are 9 feet tall and 20 feet diameter .... Let's Go ! Budding season is here !
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Edwardo Ruffian
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Don't you love that sweet sticky pungent smell as you approach your garden, I like how at first it's just a whiff, then getting closer it's just overpowering
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Edwardo Ruffian
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Might be worm poop? have you noticed any leaves with significant holes in them? check along the veins. I've noticed the worms like to migrate to the veins on their way to the buds/flowers. I've also found some pictures that indicate it might be some kind of beetle egg?
Either way it looks like either bug poop or bug eggs.
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threeputt
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I do love that smell .... my wife not so much .... not sure about the neighbors .... 4 more weeks, ok 5 more weeks.Don't you love that sweet sticky pungent smell as you approach your garden, I like how at first it's just a whiff, then getting closer it's just overpowering
Black-Thumb
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I'm hoping for 5 more weeks at least! If this weather keeps cooperating...its damn near perfect so far!
Black-Thumb
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I've reached the point where I can smell it from inside the house in a few rooms. Its awesome. The other night we had people over for a cookout. One of them said, "oh shit, is there a skunk out here?". I said, "No. But thanks!"Don't you love that sweet sticky pungent smell as you approach your garden, I like how at first it's just a whiff, then getting closer it's just overpowering
thumper60
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Black-Thumb
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Same exact thing is happening to my OG. Lots of yellowing in older lower growth. Still looks healthy everywhere else. I could have different problems though since I am just in a little 5gal pot.
Black-Thumb
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Looks like tomorrow is the last warm day.
kayasgarden
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Girls are looking good! 
Zbud94
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Sbr doing her thing. In a 20 gallon fabric pot. Plant is fully rooted through the 20 gallon fabric pot. I highly recommend not using pots smaller than 30 gallon for seeds started may or earlier. These plants of mine could have easily filled 65 gallon containers and would have been much happier.
McLovinVT
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I'd be nervous about them chopping the corn. Will be a race between the ripe buds and the chop! Beautiful plants by the way!
ganga gurl420
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Looks like your may need a bigger greenhouse if you keep growing bigger monsters every yearkeep it legal who cares what the neighbors thinkView attachment 4193273
