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An inch of rain last night. That is a huge help in delaying the fire season and not bad for the garden. Snow can be seen on the higher hills around 5000'.

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Nice place to visit but I wouldn't want to grow there. OK I'll stop whining about southern Oregon weather.

Dedicated to those that plant mature plants outdoors too early and are fighting the laws of nature.

What latitude? You had mature plants and they weren't getting 14.5 hours of light so they did what they do in that situtation, flower.

How hot does it get there? 100 seems pretty high for May;.

Heavenly days. Sunshine, a few cumulus clouds for scenery and a slight breeze with 73 degrees. I know what's ahead so I'm enjoying every day of it.

Cool temps and bum soil is a double whammy for autos. Do you have backup seeds? Your comparison is like the old tv commercials comparing the name brand to "brand x".

Are your plants already in the ground? With that nasty weather that could be a real problem.

are you in the ground?

13 days and ridiculously small but I didn't want a large plant. I have little doubt I will still get 12 oz. from this ACDC. Soil temps have been 50 and less in the mornings, a hard way to get root growth.

You don't let it rain on your plants?

Low of 40 last night. Soil temp 49. No wonder my garden hasn't grown.

How about a lawn sprinkler on a hose with a $30 orbit timer at the hosebib?

If you are in California or Oregon the creek will only go down through summer, so no problem. Elsewhere the fluctuations might drown the roots.

Ok, All that 80 degree weather got me to jump the gun by a couple of weeks. Here is my effort for '19. ACDC feminized seedling.

That's the one thing I like about the east, the thunderstorms. I remember visiting New England and the sky was always a bit hazy with humidity and sometimes the storms snuck up on you because the haze just seemed to get denser. In the west, the thunderheads stand out sharply against the dry...

Rumbling thunder. I can honestly say I haven't heard that since mid July when a dry T storm came through and lit the mountains on fire. I used to enjoy a T storm but these dry storms are summer ruiners.

Dry season has slammed into southern Oregon full force. Hasn't rained in weeks but temps are in the mid 80s with single digit RH. Oh boy.

Ask Sawyer and they will probably tell you to get a new one. And for $25 or so it might be the way to go.