u/CapeCodNana
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Dress 1 for me! I love a flowey ( flowy? )dress. Just beautiful
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I was looking for a crock pot but dont see one. My mom was Italian and could make a feast from leftover meat that she simmered in sauce on Wednesdays 😋
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Motorbreath #15 from Amsterdam Seed Company via Pacific Seed Bank. She can tolerate 95°f heat and currently mid to high 30°f- 45°f nights and days of 50- 60°f, damp, rainy Massachusetts fall weather. She survived a Nor'easter and 3 days of gale force winds last week.
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Nope..Crop cage & sticky traps at end of July was a Godsend. Before that, leafhoppers & moths were all over the place. I sprayed a once a week BT as a preventative until 6 weeks ago. Nothing since then. I was so grateful for the crop cage bc one morning in August I came out to see 2 areas of yellow stuff stuck to outside of the crap cage screen. At first I thought it was pollen until I looked thry magnifying glass. It was EGGS. I made 2 big squares of masking tape. I was on inside of tent holding my piece sticky side out & daughter held her piece over mine once I had it in place. She then peeled her outside piece off, catching most of the eggs. We did it a second time & got the rest. Without the crop cage, those would have been on my 3 plants 🤢
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I totally understand. Family passing notifications are the business of the family.
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Where do we sign up for your announcement?
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As a New Englander ( Masshole, specifically), I'd love to get my hands on this to grow. Its stunning.
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Same here!
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Absolutely gorgeous!
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Isn't her husband a sex offended? I guess that's the kind of character that fits in Trump's administration. Although, I'd love to see her lose her shit on tv telling reporters to f**k off.
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Its not the keeping silent by Amy on her dad's passing. Thats her right. But Audrey kept posting how she was "busy writing" her book & had no time for that end of life visit, yet kept posting pics of herself & friends out dancing & making fun of how a "boomer" took their group photo wrong. The fact that Grampas passing wasnt made public is Amy's right. They both aren't the same. May Grampa rest in peace. And may Amy & her family have many arms to hug them.
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But Audj said they wete busy "writing". When she wasn't boot scooting in her Daisy Dukes & cowboy boots at some bar with her bffs- bc THAT'S what she posted during when Jeremy was visiting his grampa at end of summer.
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I pull the rain tarp over mine now every night because the coastal dew in my area may as well be like drizzle. My plants were covered every morning once the weather cooled. They are open on all sides & tarp is about 4 feet above plants, so theres lots of airflow. The tarp gets pulled back at 630 am. The morning dew is a non issue now.
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The nute burn look happened back in August when our neighbor had a bunch of trees cut down. When I got home, all 3 of my plants were covered in sawdust from the wood chipping. I blew it off, but the plant leaves looked like crap from that day on. I have a low end Samsung and the camera isnt the best. She looks much better in person. I ph her water every time to about 6.2. Ive been waiting for the yellowing and am starting to see a bit. Thanks for answering 😊
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I was spraying Dr Zymes as a preventative once a week through September. Every morning I blew the dew off with a hand held leaf blower, then checked each plant/bud for rot every morning and late afternoon/early evening. The morning dew is so heavy here in the coastal area where I live that I started pulling the tarp over the plants that I use for storms( I had 3 plants, harvested 2 already over 3 weeks ago ). I haven't found any signs of rot or mold on this plant, which is tolerating the cooler temps like the queen she is. I really think the thorough morning & evening inspections is what got me this far. And the cover at night ( shes open on all sides ) to keep the coastal dew off as much as possible. The Dr Zymes was a new add to my arsenal late this season & I'll use that as a weekly preventative next year .
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Your girl is gorgeous! My Motorbreath #15 here in SE Massachusetts ( 10-27-26) Trichomes milky, hairs amber. 10.5 weeks in flower. Overnight temps in mid to high 30's, but average 42°f or so. Days range in low 50's. Everything I read says I should harvest now.
I cant wait to buy seeds from you! Finding strains that can tolerate the high summer temps & low temps/wet fall conditions here ( Cape Cod ) takes one worry off of my plate. If you have a sign up list, I'm here!
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