There will be more storms and rain. When those colas get fat any rain will make them very heavy! A T post or 2 and some garden tape and you are set. You will be glad you did, come October!I’m in Essex County…we got torrential downpours all day with high winds, gusts up to 50…They actually did surprisingly well, there was a couple times where I said to myself while cringing “this is it”but they held on, they been in a high wind environment since birth so I guess maybe they used to it..a couple plants are sideways but they starting to straighten back up..it’s still
considerably windy…oh man I hope they are salvageable! I think i’m gonna risk just letting them go without any cages/support stakes
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alphapinene
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you know what, you’re right…going to pick some up this week !! They have absolutely no wind break as they are on top of a hill on a deck so they get that direct hit
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Indoor is flowerday 86 and close to harvest 2 days-4 days.
Indoor is flowerday 86 and close to harvest 2 days-4 days.
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I was always wondering in these huge grows when the plants are on top of each other, how do you spray for insects and get it under every leaf?
doublejj
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we have full time farm crews that work hard every day throughout the season. They use backpack foggers that sprays a fog into every nook and cranny using only organic sprays.
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we have full time farm crews that work hard every day throughout the season. They use backpack foggers that sprays a fog into every nook and cranny using only organic sprays.
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I got hives 8 years ago when I came in contact with Azamax.. Shit never ends over here man.
SouthFloridaGenetics
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Your plants are beautiful mate! Jolly good work you've done. Hope you have a nice day!
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All organic, entering 2nd week of flowering. LST and HST applied. They're recovering from their last major supercrop stress so from now on it will be light stresses if any.
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Bud man 43
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DJ Blueberry at 6 weeks 
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SouthFloridaGenetics
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Man you really get on them and do a physical ruffing up! I noticed it was mostly a certain kind of side branch. Does the branch ever snap off when you do that? I guess in veg it really doesn't matter they like it!
UndercoverCopMuahaha
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They are tied down just so you know idk if you notice but I can see why they look like fat branches, I started the LST tie down weeks ago to turn it into the bush it is now. Then added other stresses to better it
Fatjoe
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Man, this one and the one earlier ya posted are beautiful.
medidedicated
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New stickers are fun. So are random cola deaths. Chop friday ready or not. Should only be 12-24 white hairs each plant on lowers where people prune anyway.
Im a rosin farmer I dont care. Its not a good run, she finishes 10 wks if happy enough. Even with last second deficiencies. So this cola death thing along with potentially not being happy enough to finish..
It can take 12wks to finish and Im perpetuating at its finest. I cant hold up the line. Thats my justification.
Im a rosin farmer I dont care. Its not a good run, she finishes 10 wks if happy enough. Even with last second deficiencies. So this cola death thing along with potentially not being happy enough to finish..
It can take 12wks to finish and Im perpetuating at its finest. I cant hold up the line. Thats my justification.
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the elegant "lady" 
DoubleD5374
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lol just seeing this - we got the leftovers of hurricane debby and it caused epic flooding here “st Lawrence county “I’m in Essex County…we got torrential downpours all day with high winds, gusts up to 50…They actually did surprisingly well, there was a couple times where I said to myself while cringing “this is it”
considerably windy…oh man I hope they are salvageable! I think i’m gonna risk just letting them go without any cages/support stakes
hundreds of roads washed out . I had a fresh 9 ft tall gorilla glue I just transplanted into the ground - completely remove all the soil from my hole - and left just the root ball . I’ve never seen so much rain ever in my life.
I actually had to dig trenches from each plant to run the excess water off the back downhill .
I used to spend every summer in bloomingdale
