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I planted one giant pumpkin plant in the side yard of my house where I grow comfrey. It's super rocky and weedy and I forgot about it too yesterday when I went and hacked down all the weeds. It was there pale and tiny under all the tall shit. It's got some sunlight and I hit it with some 5-5-5...

Here's my purple beans and my other purple produce.

I've got a small cage and then a big 24" diameter one on some of them, I did 1 with 6 ft bamboo poles and 4 total will be trellised. I'm thinking I will need more support and will be tying a lot of branches up but depending on how big your cages are you might be ok mine are smaller because I was...

I'll throw some pictures up tomorrow when I pull tarp on the light dep but I snapped a picture of the blue city diesel I snapped this morning. This shit looks awesome. Never got pink pistils like this inside. I got the cut a year ago from a friend who didn't grow. He worked with a guy who grew...

You should be careful how you word that. You come off sounding like a first rate asshole. You're wording definitely implies you are an organic grower that secretly uses avid. @kfos I would start with neem and maybe some other organic sprays if needed, captain Jacks has spinosad and is organic...

If you're selling meds that have been sprayed with avid as "organic" that's really fucked up. And you certainly don't speak for any of the organic growers I know.

Not to Jock TWS nuts or anything, but the man speaks truth.

Potassium bicarbonate for pm. Or 10:1 water:skim milk. Both safe at this point of flower

I never feed my plants til the cotelydon, yellow. I was taught they stores reserves of nutrients and when they yellowed it was the plant finishing its reserves.

Nice. I will definitely be using it in the no tils I'm putting together in the fall

Yeah cut it off it must be getting blasted with direct sun when the bag is on to be getting it hot enough to do that. What time was it covered at?

You are going to have to put on and remove the bags daily until the daylight hours drop. I'm way up north so I don't know when flowering starts naturally down there. I'd check with the locals and stop pulling tarp when everyone's full term plants start to flower. 24 hour of darkness is something...

I guess the idea was more for a post harvest get together. Which could be more winterish. Maybe this can be the planning place for next years spring BBQ. I love the idea of what you and doublejj and all the California cats get going.

Nice man, they look healthy. I fell in love with the Oregon diesel I had last year. It was like blueberry muffins and done 2 weeks before anything else. When you say down the road, I'm judging by your handle that you mean down the 5 to Corvallis? It appears you've got them in holes as opposed to...

Bringing plants from outside brings in all sorts of hitch hikers, in the great wide open they have lots of choices for plants to eat and attack, once you get them inside, they become the only target. I wouldn't risk my indoor rooms for it. Maybe a tent in the garage so I could watch for signs of...

If he starts covering now he won't be covering til the end of flower. About halfway through natural light will have dropped down to the point where they continue to flower

Most people will blackout at 7 pm and take the tarp off at 7am so the 12 hours of light the plant gets are the best 12. If you black out at noon you will lose the daylight from noon til 9:30 or whenever sun sets in your neck of the woods. Also when you take the bag off at midnight, instead of...

Right on, it doesn't have to be right where I'm at, if we get some heads interested we could find a location that's central to everyone.

That's what I kind of figured. I just wanted to make sure I wasn't going to be starting something that would compete with someone else's function.

How's it going RIU, haven't been active for very long. I wanted to know if the Oregon cats had any fall BBQ plans. I'd love to be a part or if there isn't one already, who would be interested in getting one going? I know it's early but I want to get a jump on things.