..should bring out the spectacular desert fall colors...tan and grey!
A view of the desert during the beautiful Fall colors....
just kidding unc.....It's really a view during a sandstorm
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..should bring out the spectacular desert fall colors...tan and grey!
So your maps are wet/dry 60 grit sandpaper?some desert!
barely even cracked 60 today,looks like some rain coming too...sort of a gloomy fall day...should bring out the spectacular desert fall colors...tan and grey!
Did you confirm u had stem nematodes?
the soak out technique? when u cut up then soak the stems in a bag of water, let it sit for 5 or so minutes. then top drain the bag leaving an inch or so water to collect in the corner of the bag. then scope the water?
they flee the stem and into the water, then sink to the bottom of the bag. then with the bag tillted to one corner they sink into that corner. then the inch of water u can scope
if u continue to have problems. University of Amherst has a plant diagnostic lab u can send samples to. they will test soil or plant tissue for any known disease, bug, nematode, pathogen or deficiency.
you goto there bookstore an order an pay for the foriculture disease, foriculture insect id, foriculture nematode . a complete test is $150
https://www.umassextensionbookstore.com/products/list/92
fill out the questionnaire/form, label it as hemp if you worried (mass is a legal state) then send samples into the address on the form.
it was attacked by broad mites. They do eat trichomes.
Those broadmites sure know how to party...