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They were cuttings, my mom picked them up from a farmer's market I believe. They're an 85 day variety so it takes quite a while to get ripe fruit. There was a couple week window of great picking, but was a bit close to this crappy weather so they kinda turned on me after that. Decent flavor...

It's been a while since I've posted. Things have been moving along in my absence. The black cherry cheesecake has been a let down to this point. The leaves started looking off in late July. I tried getting it back and going with some nutes, but it never really recovered. It went into flower...

Mine have been moving along. The black cherry cheesecake is being blocked for half the day by the damn tomatoes. The sundae driver is hanging in there, it's getting most of the days light. I started giving them the grow and trinity from roots organic a couple weeks ago. No flowering yet but...

Side note. If you have to go online to ask someone if the plant in question is in fact cannabis, then you're a clueless fool. It's a very obvious type of plant, with very a obvious smell, and a very obvious look.

Before I read any further I'd just like to state that you're a dick. Just because someones answer doesn't match what you want it to, doesn't mean that the answer is false.

The whole plant looks pretty well gone. Depends on your level of desperation I guess.

I would swiftly throw that stuff in the trash and call it a loss. It's looks incredibly poor and there's way too much going on there to want to smoke it. It looks pretty well rotten to me.

My garden is crazy. My cannabis is so so. The sundae driver is looking great but a shorter than I had hoped for at this point. The black cherry cheesecake is hiding behind the massive tomatoes. It's sun is becoming more limited and it's showing. I recently trimmed out all the inside branches...

Yep, it gets around. It sure is nice come the holidays when we have fresh ground horseradish to go on the prime rib though.

I was pretty surprised to walk outside to rain this morning. I guess I spoke a bit too soon yesterday.

Yep it is. We have a ton of it growing in that bed. It spreads like crazy, I keep having to pull it up from around the other plants.

Well, the sun is around to stay for a while now. Got out this morning and got the trellis nets all set up before the stretch comes. Picked up some 8ft stakes and laid some netting horizontally and vertically around the ladies. Once they stretch out another foot or two I'll put some more in...

Mine are growing like crazy, even with the overcast. It's looking like the mornings are gonna be like this for the next week at least. Good temps and afternoon sun is looking promising. Mine don't see the sun until after 11am or so, then it's sun the rest of the day. I wouldn't mind getting...

How's the light penetration with the nets involved? I've thought about doing it but it would require a fully framed in area for me.

Plant troubles are no fun. If it's not one thing it's another. I hope it all works out for you.

They're still growing very rapidly. Stems and leaves are lush and green, some of them are starting to unravel and open up a bit. We had a massive thunder storm here the other night that dropped a lot of hail and rain. I've been flushing them out often, so I think it's working. Lots of flowers...

A little look at my garden this year.

Hopefully none of you in the portland area had your plants ripped to shreds during the storm last night. That shit was brutal.

So I spoke with the company I purchased the soil from. After going over my issues over the phone I was asked to send pictures via email. Got a call back from her a bit later stating that they had the same thing going on with their garden on the lot. I explained my concerns with the herbicide...

Doesn't that stuff have a fairly short life, or half life? Im hoping if that's the case, the stuff will just go away in time. Or will we basically be eating weed killer in our veggies?