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Not a one. Never see them on my property, actually. I did have squirrels dive bomb my remaining corn and damage a couple of shoots on my smaller girl. Lower ones, thankfully. Now my garden smells like vinegar and pepper to keep them off my shit. I am one more squirrel misstep from using live...

My hard work this summer is finally showing! Although I am really happy that I have a secondary push of my tomatoes and cukes this year, I am thrilled with my big girl. Her sister is catching up, but she cannot compete with what big girl is doing. I am really starting to look forward to my first...

Not to mention the lake ecosystems, which sustain an incredible variety of life, which keep the delicate balance between land and water in place.

Reading this awesome thread made me realize, once again, how blessed I am to have Lake Michigan water at my disposal. Seeing all the issues many, many folks have with water makes me feel very lucky to have such clean water that I have taken for granted my entire life. My alma mater is heavily...

Adding Tiger Bloom would give you what you need. I use a mix of Tiger Bloom and Big Bloom at 3/4 strength. Too many bud sites to count. Gardening stores will have Fox Farm products. Local ones, not Lowes. Like a nursery.

I'm in SE Wisconsin and I am not too concerned about the next month. We have a good stretch of weather going right now, and if I get a couple frosts in, my plants would actually respond positively to that. Your fears are based entirely on your climate, so my experience will be different then...

Instead of pissing and moaning like a toddler, you could have gone on Goggle and typed in "best lights rollitup", hit enter, and spend the next hour researching all by yourself, like a big boy. As a father, I find this to be the best sort of response to my children's temper tantrums. So just...

Amazing! I assume that nice stretch of weather we just had did wonders for your crop. Well done, fellow Badger!

Well, an incredible stretch of 10 days of perfect conditions will end tomorrow in SE Wisconsin. It has been sun all day long everyday. It is like my garden is breathing under the light each day. Late summer's are the best here! Cold front tomorrow AM. Rain followed by a drop in temps. More...

I look at it this way. Gardening is my relaxation. I try to be perfect with everything I put in the soil. I do not spray any of my crops with pesticides. For my medicine crops I use Big Bloom and Tiger Bloom. I also use those for my tomatoes. I am out there in my garden every single day...

Not yet. Few weeks still. You need a scope or telescope to take a real look. I just checked mine out today that way just to get used to it for the real testing. Just take a leaf sample and examine and you will have a clearer picture of where you really are.

That will serve you no purpose, smoke-wise. My girls have been under water multiple times this summer and are thriving. Should have rode it out.

Dude, when did you start counting? I'm just asking because one of my girls looks the same and I have her at just over 5 weeks, give or take a couple days. Outdoors is slow, remember that. Gotta be patient. I figure you have a few weeks to a month left, just like I think I have.

I think this is a great idea!

Wouldn't rule overwatering out. But more sun, please!

The number of index on the leaves tells me sun is the main issue.

I have a plant with purple stems. Not all that uncommon from my research. She is flourishing, and some strains do this naturally.

Get stealthy and see if you can get on your roof and get a little extra sun a few days a week. It would be worth it. You'll get some bud, but just a couple more hours of energy will do wonders for you. She's healthy.

Sun is your friend outside. Shade does nothing but waste stored energy. They need at least 2 hr additional sunlight, minimum. I have one of my girls in the shade of a bigger girl and the flowering stage is very different between the two. That is minimal shade from a plant too close to the other...

This one is fairly easy. You'll do fine.