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How did the plants turn out?

Plants that are relatively small I have seen people put mosquito netting over and it keeps the moths that make bud worms from laying eggs. Outdoors you will see some bugs, I don't sweat them myself. Often nature will take care of aphids with lady bugs.

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I also use 5 ft remesh cages, and if the plants get big, I put 10 ft PVC pipes over T posts and tie off with plant tape.

Definitely eye opening when you see quality genetics in person!

Are those supported somehow? They look great!

Sometimes you can tape and tie plants back together! I had the top 4 feet of a plant break over in a storm a few years ago, but it managed to live to harvest!

How high were the winds? Were your plants supported?

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Lime 1 x Hindu, Freeborn Selections.

I have a Salvisa cross that is doing very well against the septoria! This is the worst out break I have had in 7 years, despite multiple sprayings of sulfur and Cease. Most of the plants probably won't make. Will breed with the resistant plant and look at those seeds next summer.

https://oregongreenseed.com/shop/oregon-green-seed/djc/amnesia-hashplant-2/ I have grown a cross of this twice and both times finished in mid Sept. in OKlahoma, probably the best sativa I have grown!

I agree! I think clone availability in conjunction with seed stashes will bring additional interesting genetics to light! Especially if we can get some killer male clones!

That's great to hear! Hope it becomes an industry standard! With this unprecedented availability of clones we are go to see some insane genetics emerging from breeding projects, both amateur and pro!

Wow! YOu got grow some classic genetics! Any particular standouts, strains or breeders? How do things compare these days, compared to 20 plus years ago?