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Harvested (mostly) my Pennywise. Pineapple Kush is still holding on with only 2 spots of bud rot and those were where I found a budworm. This is my first year growing and after a perfect summer, October drenched us in southern Oregon like I can't remember when. Pennywise seems to be quite bud...

50s, rainy, wind whipping around. One plant left and it is holding up.

The Pineapple Kush will probably need another 2 weeks at least. I could have covered it with a painter's dropcloth supported by sticks but I figured the wind whipping that around may have be worse than the rain. The plant is healthy and budworms have been minimal so who knows? I harvested the A...

I'm letting my pineapple kush ride it out without any help. I'm hoping the wind will knock off the excess water. We shall see.

As with all things cannabis, there is a dispute about freezing buds for hash. Some say buds are best dried and then frozen and these people offer their "science". Then there are the naysayers. You might want to look into it.

A hard rain is a gonna fall. Yes, even in dry Ashland. Few budworms and no PM or botrytis....yet.

Look like cirrus clouds to me. There are fronts to the north and cirrus typically precede fronts.

And why do you th8nk and this of course is why the growers in California don't want the pot prop to pass.

Still chugging along despite 4 days of drizzle and cool days. Found yellow patches around my colas on the sugar leaves. Hand lens showed clusters of small yellowish eggs. Just what I needed. But looking through my microscope I happily discovered it was pollen! I don't know what pollenates in...

Used them this spring and they ship out very quickly. But I don't have any experience with their own seeds.

You guys should come up with a new strain...Barbecued Gorilla.

Rent a pet skunk and parade it around your area. Make a big show of it. That should cover your tracks, so to speak.

You're close enough to the finish line that you can coast on in.

No rain in southern OR till October 16. per accuweather. Lousy for mushrooms but great for growers.

They probably didn't want to light up your plants too much in flowering season. Fluffy buds, hermies.... all that stuff.

Not good. A chance of a couple showers on the 23rd. It rained in May too....

Dang! Any bigger and you've got a new pet.

Lots of fresh, white pistils. Don't let the budworms call the shots......unless they are really bad.

Pennywise, buds in the morning sun. They are thin but I think that's the way this phenotype leans.