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Couplers for joining the lengths, if you use 3/4 or 1" you should be able to bend it. Plastic conduit works well, PVC can be brittle.

It looks like something is eating it.

End of May into October. Shitty spring this year, cold and wet until near the end of June. Hopefully we have a good early fall, September can be wet and you end up fighting mold. Although I did alright last season compared to others in this neck of the woods.

Southern Maine, Buda Taho, MOB, the taller I've forgotten the strain. Just call her Pearl.

Here's a few from Southern Maine. MOB, Buda Taho, the taller one I've forgotten just call her Pearl.

My plants recently became the host of those bastards as well. I set up four of those Japanese Beatle traps. Keeps the majority of them off the plants, still pick off one or two here and there.

I am also in 207, but my plants dam sure don't have flowers.

Be careful with the grow big, you'll burn your plants using to much. 1 tsp to a gallon is plenty. It's basically pure nitrogen.

Last week seemed to be the nail in the coffin for many,

I gave up on one of mine last night. Started coming back along with some bud rot starting. Last week the weather here was bad all week. I got a shit load off the plant, just wish I could have left it a little longer.

Update from coastal Maine, their getting fatter.

I posted some of these in the New England thread also. There are two plants there, one is a little behind the other. The other has just gone ape shit this past week.

Getting fatter daily, this thing is loaded. I'm hoping here sister catches up.

Been a couple weeks since I posted, so here's some updated pictures. Not even sure what the strain is, so I just call it Marsh grass. "Southern coastal Maine"

Today's pictures, budding to beat the band. This is the larger one about 6.5', the second one is a little smaller about 6' and behind this one by week or a little better, but it is coming along nicely as well. Pretty happy with them so far.

Looking good, are you keeping them in your green house here on out or is it temporary because of the weather lately?

We'll as long as it still healthy and doing good. Don't be getting all bummed out already. lol

Here's mine only a couple, but they seem to be coming along nicely. Things are happening.

That is wild...

Those look healthy. I am here in Maine as well (southern) also a new grower. I have also recently been seeing some yellowing of a few bottom leaves, not a lot but a couple here and there. I think it's pretty much natural when in flower. I have been using FF as well but have used big blossom in...