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I hope so, I have a couple late bloomers this year. But we will see, we know how September can be around here.

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It reveged at some point, not uncommon.

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I use a good compost mixed with cow manure, tomato tone and garden tone to start, them pretty much just water. Mid summer I top coat with the tomato tone again, soon as the stretch starts or just before I start feeding Jacks 10-30-20. Low labor and Cheap, I grow some nice plants with this combo...

Update from Southern Maine, still no budding but the stretch seems to be about over, so it'll happen soon. I included a couple wood photos. I'm normally shy about my wood but these are respectable this year.

Maine

Things are getting bushy around here,the stretch has started.

I had some limbs snap (4) in a nasty storm also, was able to save two of the limbs with tape. The other didn't take. It sucks but it is the risk of being outside.

Here's some updated photos from coastal Maine. Things are going well here so far. Plants are bushing out nicely and growing taller daily. The two in pots are something my brother in-law just brought over last week still in solo cups. He asked what I could do, I just kinda shook my head and said...

I haven't been able to find any MOB the past couple grows. Those look nice.

Here's a few the coast of 207, things are going well. Been in the ground three weeks yesterday and growing, well like a weed.

Putting mine in the ground today while it's overcast. I don't think we'll be having anymore real cold overnights here at the coast. They are starting to take over the wife's small greenhouse, I need to keep peace. Trying some 9lb Hammer, Tropical Mountain along with the Banana Punch I grew last...

They look like normal plants nearing the finish line IMO.

Looks nice.

Nice looking plant.

I have taken down four so far, two because I was tired of babysitting rot every day, the other two were ready anyway. Still have four in the ground but two of those will be down this weekend.

Bud rot is not just caused by caterpillars, although they can and will contribute. Rain and humidity on heavy buds in the fall will fuck you everytime. It spreads fast and can overtake a plant in a matter of days. As mentioned about all you can do when it starts is to cut the bad spots out and...

I took down a Banana Punch and two Purple Kush this weekend. I am struggling with the start of some rot on my two OD, they will most likely go next before it gets out of hand. I won't grow the OD again it has been a pain two years in a row.