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Dang, the 1-2 punch. That stinks about the 'Runner. Here's to a bountiful growing season!

SubGirl - you OK down there? Pretty rough weather in VA Beach over the weekend...

This is my third year growing in pots outdoors in Central Virginia. I'm starting a couple of weeks later this year. 5 Girl Scout Cookie feminized photoperiod seeds germinated between wet paper towels and into Ocean Forest soil in solo cups. Keeping them in the plastic bin makes it easy to move...

Another season in the bag...and the tub. Thanks for sharing your grow, Big.

Yes, Boo. A pack of five 27-gallon Grove bags for $40 is a great idea. I use them in piddly ounce and pound sizes for my garden, but I imagine the big ones work just as well.

One of the big boys on here cures in plastic tubs...like big rubbermaid ones. Good enough for bigsur51, good enough for the rest of us.

Big"Rubbermaid tubs and turkey bags"Sur51, folks. Let's give him a big hand. And the stealth bud of the month...

Beautiful! Thanks for posting these. Truly inspirational.

Beautiful!

Did you end up harvesting ahead of Ian?

Good luck. I'll keep my fingers crossed for you.

Fortunately I'm harvested and curing already. Got lucky with an early finish this season. How far are you from ready to chop? How many plants? The popup tent might do the trick 1) if the plants aren't too tall to fit under it and 2) you have some 12" stakes to anchor the tent. Otherwise, as...

Welcome. I grow in pots outdoors in central Virginia with big humidity and usually a rainy season going into harvest time. I keep a regular old household fan blowing on my plants 24/7. I've been known to drag them up under a 10 x 10 popup tent ahead of a deluge.

Central Virginia outdoor grow here. Welcome. Good folks on the Passion board.

Subgirl - I was clobbered by WPM last year. I tried everything. I finally got it under control with Potassium Bicarb, and I put a cheap oscillating fan from Lowes on the plants 24/7 for most of August through harvest in October. It seemed to keep the WPM at bay. When the September rains came, I...

Agapostreno viscer... Agromoster virus...aggapostman viser....aw hell... Striped sweat bee. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Agapostemon_virescens

I did a couple of autos this year...white widow. Pretty much planning to do autos only next year. Nice to have everything buttoned up by the end of July. Like you I don't need much yield to be high and generous all year round. Pound-yielding photos are cool, but the hassle factor is very high in...

I'm up in central Virginia. Just saw your thread and was wondering how it worked out. I managed to make it to early September but bud rot was running rampant around here so I put the old chainsaw on her. Little to no amber, but like you I was afraid to try to go the distance. How'd yours work out?

After removing the fat colas, I left the remainders for another 8 days. They actually filled in nicely, developed some amber trichs, and I chopped them yesterday. 275 grams wet. I'm hoping it'll give me an A/B test to compare these more developed buds with what I cut early.

Oh man - that's heart-stopping. Hope you come out all right.