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The remesh cage with hardware cloth around it keeps them from digging at the base of my plants and that's all I care about. They are mostly nocturnal, don't see them often.

Since I am seeing good resistance in my 2 The Work plants, I'll be running a bunch of his crosses outdoors next summer. He has crosses made with Deathstar, Dosi Mints, Gary Payton, Gorilla Glue and Coca Cola/Rootbeer. Plus crosses I made with the resistant Salvisas. I had aphids all over a...

My first casualty of this summer's septoria. Always amazes me how fast the sugar leaves die back into the plant! Will only be running strains that have shown resistance next summer, thankfully I have a few to choose from.

That sounds like my first Pine Tar Kush plant! Super strong pine smell!

If you want strong and electric you should look through The Rev's offerings here! https://www.kingdomorganicseeds.com/kos-seed-shop/strains/kos-cindy-congo/

Clones are great once you find a resistant plant! I'm still trying to figure if other examples of Salvisa do as well as the one did last year. Fall is usually sunny and dry here, well into Oct., if not longer, so quicker finishing plants are not as essential as up north. I'm more about exploring...

Do you know anyone who has actually used this on plants?

Are there any similar issues with metal roofs? I collect rainwater in barrels from mine.

In wouldn't defoliate any further myself. I usually have a space between each plant outdoors for air flow, but those plants are nice and lolly popped, so they are good! They will defoliate naturally as the plant moves nitrogen from the lower leaves to the rest of the plant as the buds mature...

Thanks! I'll look into that for my big plants. Nothing beats totally keeping the pests from touching your plants!

This should keep the moths off at night, which leads to bud worms. And grasshoppers as well.

I don't keep moms or clone, I just grow out the best genetics I can find from seed each year. There is no shortage of really nice genetics for sale these days, and I wish I could grow them all! A great place to start is to look at Emerald Cup winning strains over the last 20 years. Many are...

My first impressions are that The Work F-2s are pretty similar to the F-1s, and those were the best outdoor I have grown.

This was September, 2022, a drought year, no septoria. The plant on the right was one of my 3 The Work plants.

Beshear yielded 3 lbs , 2 oz, I never top my outdoor plants, nor do I feed the ones in the ground. I just put worm castings in the holes when I plant them. We have been working this garden area for almost 20 years. The wire around the base is to keep the armadillos from digging near the roots...

I have 1 plant small enough for me to try this. The netting will keep the moths that coma at night from laying eggs in your buds...

Beshear was a good producing plant for me, the pheno I had leaned tropical fruit where as Salvisa went in a cheese direction. Balanced hybrid effects much like Salvisa. I imagine there are more expressions within these plants than what I saw. This was Bashear last Sept.

I imagine Beegan's will do a restock later this year. Nick does most of his growing outdoors. Both he and Beegans are in Michigan.

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