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I have cut them open in the past as I went through what you are going through now. Under 2xs magnification I reasoned them to be unfertilized ovaries. They had me worried also. They looked so big. Everything was fine with that grow.

Frankly I miss the pinhole burns in my shirts and the sound of seeds popping. The good old days before sinsemilla ruined everything!

I don't have any experience but I just got back inside from cutting all those spindly low leggy long branches for the same reasons you stated above

I'm with 1. Be patient!

Because they are made in Asia. They have no EPA or DEC there. There is no pride in craftsmanship. Every corner is cut. They can dump manufacturing chemical by products right into their rivers and streams. They burn coal and our old tires for power. They are not a market economy so wages are low...

Wow! Tell me about this silica, where do you get it? How much to use? How applied? Will it work on basil?

I like that idea!

Thanks for that link that looks to be the bug.

Long Island NY

Thanks for the input. The stalk above the hole is showing no signs of distress. No wilting on a hot day yet. I'll keep an eye on that. I'm well aware of what the borers do to my squash. So you say it ultimately wants to get all the way down and into the soil?

Hi, This hole was surrounded by frass. Something's in there. I'm sure there is a maggot making its way around inside the stalk. Any input appreciated!

Are you going to task your house sitter with that application of it. I feel another sign coming on!

You must be excruciating to live with! I'd look at your flowchart and I think Id' just make sure everything gets watered.

Crazy Chester the followed me and he caught me in the bar ... I haven't had to spray buds. I get out there and spray it as soon as I see eighth to quarter inch long little inchworms. This is just as the pistals (white hairs) are coming up to start a bud. I'm never actually spraying the bud...

I could swear I just responded with some laughing face emojis and a thumbs up.

I'll bet you sit in that chair and watch that plant grow!

The asiatic brown beetles, they feed at night as do the earwigs. I go out after dark with one of those headlamps and a red cup with about a half inch of water and eight drops of any dishwashing detergent. That surfactant action kills them quickly and they do not escape the surface tension of the...

Unbelievable, small freehand detailed scroll work just amazing. Thank you for the vid.

I'm having trouble with the way this forum presents. Anyway I'm just seeing the pics of your work now. Incredible!!!