Must confess have not fed them outside yet. Have both watering cans filled, got distracted by other things.
I’m sure mine arnt either cause we been gettin rain and all the amendments in the soil but I think all mine are tryin to go into pre flower so I’m gonna keep up on high N to try and combat it for the next cpl weeks
Hey hey LK! Looking good buddy.
Looks good
Golden Teacher
Seems like everything jumped at least a foot in height.
Nice plant mass
That sucks man, I've seen how much work you put into your garden. Hope getting the tree down helps out.
I take trips to the beach with my wife to get away every few months. Even in the winter. I tell her it's for the garden, so we always come back with a 5 gal pail of shells. She knows I don't really need them, but neither one of us says anything about it.
Bummer! All is not necessarily lost! Sulfur helps slow it down, but if we get a drought this summer I have seen the septoria have very little impact. That happened in Oklahoma 2 summers ago. Even when septoria is present, some plants seem to do way better! I selected for things based on how well they did against septoria last summer. A couple of plants already show signs of it, if they aren't faring well in August, I won't pollinate them. I continuously pollen chuck, indoors and out. There really is no escaping septoria if the conditions are right, but I have had strains that have been unfazed, while the plant next to them was devastated. Those are the seeds I'm growing.
That bites the big one.
