Image 1 — Great season, no powdery mildew.
Image 2 — Great season, no powdery mildew.
Image 3 — Great season, no powdery mildew.
Image 4 — Great season, no powdery mildew.

Great season, no powdery mildew.

All 6 plants did great. 1 still fully standing probably until November but luckily, others were fast. Anyways, I really gutted the interior of the plants this year more than usual but I also attribute nature and I suppose genetics. But I had no wpm this year. A very small lower branch and 1-2 small buds I found at harvest but no prob to cut away. This was the best year for me in a long time. Lots of great variety.

Sprayed potassium bicarbonate for a few weeks in July and early August.

Sprayed BT from mid Aug to mid September. Very minimal rot maybe 3%.

Anyone else have a great year?

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u/Feeling_Row4272 — 4 days ago

Murder biscuit outside

Great budrot resistance. Prone to mild WPM but not bad at all. A big plant that was about 9 ft tall. Northeast usa.

u/Feeling_Row4272 — 11 days ago

Murder Biscuit by dirty bird genetics

Smells like pinesol cleaner. This was one of the faster developing plants with nice, dense buds. Very low bud rot. Almost none except for 1 or 2 small small buds. Got it before WPM but I can see it would eventually get it as some small bud sites were showing it.

u/Feeling_Row4272 — 11 days ago

Photoperiod plants showing sex here in southern NY

Growth is also starting to change you can see even from these stems hardening up

u/Feeling_Row4272 — 3 months ago

Labeling plants methods

Does anyone have good ideas for labeling plants? I use plant markers but by the end of the season they're usually buried or fubar. I use big 30gal fabric pots. Ty.

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u/Feeling_Row4272 — 5 months ago

We all gotta wait in the same shitty traffic. What makes you so special that you should cut everyone off at the very end? Almost caused an accident. There's always someone.

u/Feeling_Row4272 — 6 months ago

I planted this as a rooted cutting last spring and trained it into 2 leaders throughout the summer. I'm wondering if anyone could give me some guidance on what to do this year. As you can see, it's starting to push new growth. This video is from last week so the new growth is now a little larger.

To note, it's planted in a fabric pot that was buried into the ground and was mulched over for winter with straw.

As a side note, I finally planted some raspberries this year and built a trellis for them. :). Idk why I waited all these years.

u/Feeling_Row4272 — 6 months ago