New Hampshire Outdoor 2009 Pics!

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NotoriousAK47

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i hope so, they are over 6ft tall now. the only weird thing is that just one of them is showing some yellowing in the lower leaves
 
RIStoner

RIStoner

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Nice to see another Noreaster here! Looks good bro, I got a few about half the size but equally as full. We'll have to compare notes in late November.:joint:

Signed, your neighbor to the west (NE Kingdom)
 
RIStoner

RIStoner

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Looks great dude, I hear ya with the temps. I stepped out this morning with a coffee and proceeded directly back inside. Supposed to warm up again though, just a cold front no worries. We're good until late Oct.
 
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NotoriousAK47

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Thanks, yea i hope so, i can def use the extra time. The temps are suppost to drop to low 30s tonight with a frost advisory hopefully it wont be too bad.

Does anyone know if the cold temps kill mold spores and bud rot?
 
cerberus

cerberus

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nope, the cold will stunt the mold growth but not kill it. build a make shift a fram with a sheet over it for the night frost. I think the yellowing and cold issues are mostly arising from them being in pots above ground, no way for them to be insulated from the cold.

they sure are pretty. good luck
 
DubRules

DubRules

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looks sick man.
i cant wait to get back up to new england and do some outdoor shit.
someday ill just disappear off the map in northern maine and reappear with huge smelly duffel bags like 5 months later.

on another note, im from nh too. born at nashua memorial hospital. will definitely have "live free" on my knuckles soon.
 
Imlovinit

Imlovinit

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Your plants look great, nice an big. At least we've been having warm weather hopefully it'll stick around.
 
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