Thank you brother CreeperThose plants are very happy in those growing conditions.
Whoa what a trunk on her! Might I ask what variety that is?This plant exploded once grabbing hold, my poor 22’x16’ GH has been taken over by 3 plants… 13’ tall in center
I’ve got a bunch inside going too, there’s a serious amount of potential here
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Shading the sweet & sour D is this beast, last time I allow a volunteer
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Cambodian, Laos, Afghanistan & EP/Sk is my best guess; I can’t even come close to getting my hand @ half it anymore, it’s a bit ridiculousWhoa what a trunk on her! Might I ask what variety that is?
we'll going to need a bigger greenhouse.....
Astute observation - one would think 3 plants would fit a 22x16x12 tall GH but apparently not; it’s probably the sweet potatoes, carrots, beets, turmeric & orchids in there causing the space issues - hawe'll going to need a bigger greenhouse.....
Haha - I love me a good Sawzall - the blade I had on it admittedly small, too lazy to switch it out, the 20V DeWalt brushless series (many many tools) are excellent, I still have 20V batteries from over a decade ago that work as good as the brand new ones you can get now…. That said I’ve probably got a grand in different batteries for just the 20V, even the circular saw is impressive these days - I highly recommend (investing in all cordless power tools was money extremely well spent - (my mitre, tablesaw etc are still plugins ) but be careful of fakes especially off Amazon !!!why r u playing around with a 20v dewalt... u need a chain saw for that lady...
yep my buddy has a shitload of dewalt and Milwaukee cordless drills/saws... etcHaha - I love me a good Sawzall - the blade I had on it admittedly small, too lazy to switch it out, the 20V DeWalt brushless series (many many tools) are excellent, I still have 20V batteries from over a decade ago that work as good as the brand new ones you can get now…. That said I’ve probably got a grand in different batteries for just the 20V, even the circular saw is impressive these days - I highly recommend (investing in all cordless power tools was money extremely well spent - (my mitre, tablesaw etc are still plugins ) but be careful of fakes especially off Amazon !!!
could be but I personally think it's burn marks from where the sawzall blade got stuck cutting through it due to difficult angle and blade bending / nearly braking - if that plant had a pathogen I'm fucking terrified what it would have done without one !!! maybe moved the greenhouse by lifting off the roof, that GH has filled cinder block concrete walls and is dug 5' into the ground - made more sturdy than most all homes foundations - haha - thanks for the thoughts, maybe you're right but I don't think soThat big stem looks like it had a pathogen, I'm sure you notice the dark color inside after you sawed it down.