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[vermontman]

Thanks for the input.
No, that's a reg.
Thinking about it, the first preflowers were looking quite male, to the point that i've almost cut it down, then i thought : let's see. Ha... now i'm seeing

First thank you for all the terrific posts above.
Ant to @Onuma Sativa Cheers. I have never seen or heard of any other herm issue from people in the Green Mountain Grape before. But with any strain there is always that possibility. I would say if you could keep up with the male flower plucking, it may be worth it? But if it comes on faster than you can keep up, I say chop and save the rest of your crop.

 

[Onuma Sativa]

First thank you for all the terrific posts above.
Ant to @Onuma Sativa Cheers. I have never seen or heard of any other herm issue from people in the Green Mountain Grape before. But with any strain there is always that possibility. I would say if you could keep up with the male flower plucking, it may be worth it? But if it comes on faster than you can keep up, I say chop and save the rest of your crop.

Thanks for your thought. Well, i can brag i have a rare pheno
So far, the plant doesn't seem to be insisting to push more male flowers, so yes, i'm going to keep plucking as i find them. i'll see in the upcoming days if i can keep up.

 

[spoores]

After so many years of growing between most of us, the people are always asking for newbie question like what should I do, if I cant wait no.please I leave young growers (and sometimes also old growers who are always depressed with something) with their failures to experience ... they don't care about give a shit how to make plants happy and always shiting on the cuts were not good. .. im out of patience after years good luck

 

[moose/MI]

Thought I would comment on my Fem Purple Satellite.
For weeks I've been surprised how much earlier and often she's blowing her fan leaves compared to the fem GMG
Both popped on 4/20. PS running a little smaller and less developed alongside the GMG.

Didn't really think I'd been doing anything wrong. Trying to be lean with ferts and water. Best expression of the plant. Both look great on the green parts.

Then I remembered that being a little root bound can speed things up. And she has maxed out the 30gal at this point.
Feels like a firm mattress rather than dirt.

Then I also remembered that this is the first run of feminized PS.
Possibly that is a factor too and both are contributing to an earlier finish.
Or it could be nothing.

Both are looking great. Smell amazing, fruity, but no cherry yet.
Extra early at 42°N. I'm amazed.
Let's see how they finish.

 

[Old Piney]

picture of the stems with Satellite

They are a bit unique

 

[Old Piney]

My two purple satellite fem girls pictured from my orchard latter. The early one is just about done ,note the difference in color

 

[ZomVee]

Zacatecas Tribute Pine Balsam Pheno

At one point, I think I was checking this awesome thread out and decided to pop one more ZT, I have six seeds left, geez VermontMan, these packs are quality!

This one doesn't have the candy sweetness, started a little later than the others, and she missed the ZT male bomb, only the first florets were pollinated, she's now chunking up with juicy Pine Balsam flowers. Mainly rain watered, dry farm style and they seem to love it out here.

 

[dilettante]

Greetings from the guerilla patch.

Purple Satellite:

Purple Satellite f2 (cool smell, reminds me of mint, eucalyptus and camphor):

Shogun x Purple Satellite (one early like the PS, one very late, both smell like the f2):

 

[Landfein]

 

[Landfein]

GMG(F4)

 

[Landfein]

 

[Landfein]

GMG(F3)2023

 

[Landfein]

 

[Deleted member 465345]

They look great, very tall and healthy! What type of ground cover is in your spot? What do you fertilize with?

Greetings from the guerilla patch.

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Purple Satellite:

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Purple Satellite f3 (cool smell, reminds me of mint, eucalyptus and camphor):

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Shogun x Purple Satellite (one early like the PS, one very late, both smell like the f3):

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[dilettante]

They look great, very tall and healthy! What type of ground cover is in your spot? What do you fertilize with?

Ground cover is nettle and raspberry. Elder, blackberry and hops around the spot.

I put a generous dose of pelleted cow manure in spring. I think I have put a handful of horn meal and rock dust this year as well. That's it. Nativ soil has a super soft structure.

Lots of rain this year hence the growth.

Now I need to get some string and secure the plants from lodging.

 

[dilettante]

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The tall plants are Purple Satellite? And the small one GMG?

I like the setting

 

[vermontman]

WOW!!!
I can't get over all the great gardens posted here. Thank you everyone for sharing your hard work and your kind words. It's definitely coming into peak season and all the pictures are like fire works!
Thank you all!!

 

[WestShoreBestShore]

Here are a couple shots of my Mountain Gold progress.

Happy to have any feedback from anyone on these.

I wish they were further along, but I am pretty sure I have continued to give them what they need for fertilizer.

I should have done better at supports before these babies got so tall. Live and learn!

 

[moose/MI]

Here are a couple shots of my Mountain Gold progress.

Happy to have any feedback from anyone on these.

I wish they were further along, but I am pretty sure I have continued to give them what they need for fertilizer.

I should have done better at supports before these babies got so tall. Live and learn!

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When did you start them and a general area or latitude?
You don't look too far behind me

 

[WestShoreBestShore]

When did you start them and a general area or latitude?
You don't look too far behind me

Started May 1. In ground mid-June. Northern Champlain Valley, 44 Lat.