bonghopper
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I sample at the plot with a dynavap.. dry it in the vape. Looks ready for energetic effect, depending on seedling. 2 out of 5 were really energetic for me last year, all chopped about that stage.
Wow, those pictures look like a lot of work to do! Glad that you are ok and I hope you didn't lose any plants. It's so hard to lose a plant right at the end of the season after caring for it all summer. The flooding can be so so bad in Vermont.Hello Every one!
Just got internet and hot water after over a week without.
So it is terrific to see all the wonderful posts here! After the storms with two floodings into my house so I have been very busy picking up the pieces. Luckily my house is still livable, though most of what was my neighbors house has filled my yard.
I just wanted to say. Thank you! all for sharing and keeping this thread vibrant and very much alive! I am again excited to see all of your successes and again appreciate everyone's support here, you have all been great!
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Hello @gedLang!Wow, those pictures look like a lot of work to do! Glad that you are ok and I hope you didn't lose any plants. It's so hard to lose a plant right at the end of the season after caring for it all summer. The flooding can be so so bad in Vermont.
How is the smell on her? Looking great!Mountain Gold clone - 193 days - 42.2N
Going to take her in the morning along with another plant and call it a season.
It's been a pleasure.
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Best I can call it is fresh! A spicy, clean smell.How is the smell on her? Looking great!
Oh no! Sorry to see and hear this VM, I hope the clean up goes according to plan and is pain free.Hello Every one!
Just got internet and hot water after over a week without.
So it is terrific to see all the wonderful posts here! After the storms with two floodings into my house so I have been very busy picking up the pieces. Luckily my house is still livable, though most of what was my neighbors house has filled my yard.
I just wanted to say. Thank you! all for sharing and keeping this thread vibrant and very much alive! I am again excited to see all of your successes and again appreciate everyone's support here, you have all been great!
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Look up your usda hardiness zone. Sow or transplant seedling after last frost date in your zone.Pretty sure I’m going to grow PS next year. I happen to be close to Vermont in a different state. Question, does anyone sow seeds directly in the ground? Or should I start in a small cup then transfer to ground? If so, when? Thx in advance.