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A coffee addict finds fresh purpose
- Thread starter Boob McNoob
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Although I'm growing more comfortable with the cloning process I remain hard headed enough to hope for a batch of viable seeds from the girls outside - the appearance of this willowy male might provide that without resorting to the stash of pollen I've been hoarding in the freezer for the past several years.
Another project in the works is a late run of radish, squash, and two varieties of green beans that should be doable before Fall moves in then gives way to Winter here.
Another project in the works is a late run of radish, squash, and two varieties of green beans that should be doable before Fall moves in then gives way to Winter here.
Getting ready for a minimal spooge fest from this diminutive male and his chosen virgins; the more robust specimen looks like it might evidence as female but probably won't flip in time to enjoy the bukakke (sp) party.
Hoping to see something come of the outdoor effort; the boy should have expelled all his energies before this young lady is in full bloom.
The leading edge of Fall here still sees daytime temps in the high 80's but the nights are cooling to high 60's and this more forgiving clime should see this backyard display coming to life.
All the unlabeled peppers and tomatoes have been freshly seated in slightly larger containers and should have another few months to make it through the fruiting stage.
Indoors has sort of stalled with the clones surviving but not thriving; the virgins outside didn't produce but a sprinkling of seeds and along with a handful of last Year's bounty I've got 11 hopefuls down with fingers crossed.
All the unlabeled peppers and tomatoes have been freshly seated in slightly larger containers and should have another few months to make it through the fruiting stage.
Indoors has sort of stalled with the clones surviving but not thriving; the virgins outside didn't produce but a sprinkling of seeds and along with a handful of last Year's bounty I've got 11 hopefuls down with fingers crossed.
Didn't spend as much time and energy on outdoor efforts as I would have wished this year but planning on making it more of a priority come Spring.
mike-or-ozzy
Well-known member
Have you checked under the leaves for aphids Boob? The bottom pic looks like a bad infestation imo.
Paradox808
Member
I thought it was a gnarly mite party. Darn bugs
