Ralph W. Llama
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Oh boy, some Purple Satellite pollen! Wouldchuck it.
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2022 Outdoor Gardening in the Northeast
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Oh boy, some Purple Satellite pollen! Wouldchuck it.
StoneCoast
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I’m on the midcoast of Maine. Started my ladies inside under an led light and moved them outside the last week of May when there is 15+ hours of light a day.
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OG_NoMan
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Hot and no rain seems to sum up where I am. Hopefully it doesn't make up for the lack of rain in September/October because that will especially suck. Plants are doing well except 1 that I got a little to deep with the hoe when I was weeding but it's not drooping anymore so I would say its healed up and back to doing well. I am guessing stretch will start in the next week or 2 so gonna have to start trellising soon as well as trim the lowers.
The plant I hit the roots with the hoe
The plant I hit the roots with the hoe
StoneCoast
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The food looks delicious, I need to build me a fire-pit like that.Also, here's a tapestry I picked up in Bethal Woods
And dinner I made last night over my newish fire pit, BBQ chicken and potatoes
StoneCoast
New member
Looks nice and lush !!! What size pot is that 20 gallon ish ?
Its a 30 or so but doesn't hold that much. Maybe 25 gallons.
StoneCoast
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Here’s an updated picture as they start going into flower.
Ralph W. Llama
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She’s rolling into flower nicely with a few pink pistils. The spicy caraway smell is just getting going too. So dry, I haven’t been able to keep up with watering.
laszlokovacs
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Been almost 20 days since I saw these ladies and they got hit with a massive downpour 5 mins after I show up. Guess I can't complain too much-they definitely needed it. Gonna be able to pamper them for the next few days and topdress, feed, and spray at least once. Biggest one is at least 7 or so feet I'd wager- brought along this goofball for scale, flowers just started showing themselves. Hope everyone out there's having as much fun as I am
Ralph W. Llama
Active member
Things are looking up! Is that a good surprise face, flower?
It’s a very attractive male ..
so yes I’m impressed
so yes I’m impressed
OG_NoMan
Not Veteran
In full stretch mode and doing well again. I was away for a week and half and they didn't get any water. They were wilting hard when I got home but are all back to preying nicely again. 2 of the plants are flowering good with the rest right behind them. The 2 flowering good is the one plant that finished the fastest indoor over the winter. Still dry as fuck where I am, we never get rain. Fingers crossed for the fall to be this dry.
It’s the second driest season in the last 20 years that I can recall unbelievably dry outside
xet
Active member
Agreed, I hope we slip into another El Nino, will know come December ..
Ralph W. Llama
Active member
Developing.
Ralph W. Llama
Active member
Love the more angled sunlight this time of year. The girls seem okay with it too.
