Washington state growers!!!

GreenThumbsMcgee

GreenThumbsMcgee

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im curious how this years oudoor crops are coming along. I keep journals every year, and it appears that my plants a a bit behind. Gonna be pushing up into mid October, and that sucks here because of rain. Powdery mildew is the biggest threat to plants here. I even started a month earlier than I did last year...
How Are your grows coming along? Are u on track? I am wondering if all that smoke didn’t hinder the growth process...
Here’s some pics of mine:
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hotrodharley

hotrodharley

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GreenThumbsMcgee said:
im curious how this years oudoor crops are coming along. I keep journals every year, and it appears that my plants a a bit behind. Gonna be pushing up into mid October, and that sucks here because of rain. Powdery mildew is the biggest threat to plants here. I even started a month earlier than I did last year...
How Are your grows coming along? Are u on track? I am wondering if all that smoke didn’t hinder the growth process...
Here’s some pics of mine:
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Alaska here. Same with cannabis and most veggies. Cabbage, peas okay but cool and too wet. I can't even dry my bud because Interior Alaska is turning into the Pacific Northwest.

This outside and under cover both. Third summer in a row. Squash rot off at the stem before mature.
 
ganga gurl420

ganga gurl420

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I seem to be 2 weeks behind too and I'm in wi.
Super wet and soggy everywhere.....even the foliage in the forest has spot fungus on it everywhere.
 
Squidkid

Squidkid

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hotrodharley said:
Alaska here. Same with cannabis and most veggies. Cabbage, peas okay but cool and too wet. I can't even dry my bud because Interior Alaska is turning into the Pacific Northwest.

This outside and under cover both. Third summer in a row. Squash rot off at the stem before mature.
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.if the flower end doesn't close off it will not mature into a beautiful squash..learned the hard way last year...use powdered lime..works everytime
 
Sithlord88

Sithlord88

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This year in wa has been great. Little hot in july and early august but very nice overall. Founds ash all over the girls a handful of days. Very little rain, pretty dry. I will also be going into october. One will be out as long as possible. Im praying to the weed gods for a dry and not humid rest of the season.
 
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