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Cheap an easy. 1 1/4” schedule 40 PVC 20’ lengths bent over the plants placed over 1/2” x 3’ long rebar driven into the ground. Cover with greenhouse plastic or whatever.

Any ideas why my Purple Punch is so slow to flower? I have it right next to a Blueberry Muffin, Apple Blossom and Humboldt Dream which are all in to flower.

I haven’t really heard of hemp borers being in Oregon.

Good call, I didn’t. I hacked away about 6” below the affected area. If more problems pop up I’ll look for borers.

Thanks… That’s a Humboldt Dream. She’s going to produce ! It keeps outgrowing my trellising and supports. The roof of the greenhouse behind is 8’ and that sunflower is 12+’

Three 6 footer and a 9 footer. 6 footers are in raised beds made out of fruit bins. 9 footer is in the ground.

I didn’t have my scope there and he only had a crappy one, but I would have been able to see spider mites or aphids. Doesn’t look like russet damage. Just on a few of the tops.

Posting this for a friend. He has something similar happen last year as well Anyone have ideas what might be going on here, and possible solutions.

If any north or north central Oregon growers run across a Blue Moonshine cut please let me know. Would be very interested in getting a cutting.

Running Apple blossom, Humboldt Dream, Blueberry Muffin, Purple Punch and autos Memosa Cake and Bruce Banner.

I’ve grown photos for decades but this is only my second go at autos. First time was so so. gifted mimosa cake and Bruce Banner from Fastbuds still doing photos though. Apple Blossom, Blueberry Muffin, Purple Punch and Humboldt Dream.

Depends on how big your plants are. I’ve used mine for 3 years now. I bought greenhouse plastic off of Amazon ( once you know how much you want, you can order any size) 10’ sections of 1-11/2” schedule 40 pvc. I used 2 per hoop, had 3 hoops, so 6 sticks. 6 three foot pieces of 1/2” rebar I...

I used to clone on a very large scale using just clonex and a diy misting cloner. I’d get 95+% success with hundreds going at a time. I’m not cloning anymore, but last spring I topped my 6 plants and just stuck the cuttings them in a tray with wet perlite and stuck a dome on it. 7 days later...

I dried my stems 18-24” for 5-7 days and then transferred to big storage bins which for me has been a kind of cure. Then I fine trim and finish the cure in gallon glass jars. This year I had two trees that kicked ass, so I’ve got a 20 gallon fiber drum 2/3rds filled with bud and 6 glass gallon...

I don’t cure my edibles bud like I do my bud for smoking. I just dry it and then put it in a big plastic bag. curing does help to break down chlorophyll but I’m not sure how much help that is.

As far as pests, PM, bud rot and just overall quality. This is my best outdoor season in many years! Harvested all my tops and still picking secondary buds !

Top half of These two come down tomorrow!

From what I can see in this picture you re weeks away.

my friend had a branch do the same thing. He chopped it just in case it started to infect the rest of the plant. He dried the buds. Weird thing is the next day he found a shitload of ladybug larvae on the plant.

I hope this forecast holds! What great finishing weather.