I see. Mine probably won’t be an uninterrupted run. I’ll grow them up to find the females and then take clones and then run the clones. I just wanted them in the soil and ready for when I am.
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Just some autoflowers. They’re fun and it’s really cool to have flowers forming throughout the season but I can’t seem to get excited about smoking them. The two I harvested last year were so pretty, but I just gave it to my neighbor because the flower was so boring. I think a lot of my big plants will be pushing into November if weather permits.
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@Kavman Knew I’d get them up! 10/10
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Stellar work. I have full faith and much respect in your abilities.
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Like the colors its turning. 
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I cut the autoflowers yesterday. Coming up on another busy stretch of life so I need to try to get some things in order. Very small yielders. Had no expectations for these as they were just for fun/curiosity. Kind of a just a common musky spicy smell. One has a little fruitiness but still not what I really like.
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Join the club, you’re not the only one fighting it.
Most of my plants have it, a whole slew of my trees have it, and it’s running rampant everywhere here this year. Not 1 bit of PM, but Septoria everywhere.
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I’ve heard it’s been bad for a lot of others. It’s looking like I’ll be doing a seedless run this fall/winter indoor. A couple of my favorites were hit the worst and I want some top quality flower from them. Lots of rain the last couple weeks!
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One of the worst years ever.
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Hey man don’t beat yourself up! That septoria is fucking nasty this year!
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I put a Chocolatina in the tent with the reversal plants. They look ragged in there but are still producing pollen sacs. It’s her time to try making some pollen and hopefully have some success in making S1’s of something. I’ve seen some people tie cotton balls to the main node points and only spray there with great success. I’ve already sprayed her twice but the rest of the applications will be to the gauze I wrapped around a couple main nodes.
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The poor outdoor Chocolatina. She was doing so well. A couple weeks into flower and all the damn rain finally did it. Such a bummer
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Bro that sucks she is so beautiful. She will do well in the Valley here.
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It’s hard to watch after how promising she has looked all season! This just has me ready to gear up for some indoor growing.
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I’m looking forward to a small indoor grow this winter. So much easier to control. Chin up brother. She is a remarkable plant.
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I had to hit my east row with Growers Alley a couple days ago as a preventative and hit some small new growth blackberry vines along my cyclone fence with Bonide sulfar just a couple days ago as a preventative. First year I had to do any of that.
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F-ing outdoors man! Sometimes it’s the worst. I had this 8 foot tall plant outside rotted from botrytis 3 weeks before harvest the whole plant was ruined. I do outdoor mostly for entertainment, not real productivity.
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My back porch plants look happy at least. In pots and far away from the nature cage match happening in the garden.
Caramelicious
Chocolatina x Blueberry Super Silver Haze
Snake Venom
Baby Chocolatinas
These are the pollinated plants from the reversal projects.
There are maybe a dozen or two seeds between all the Blueberry plants. The Snake venom actually didn’t do too bad. Probably around 100 seeds plus a few hybrids with a few seeds. I’m most excited about Snake Venom x Cotton Candy Crunch. The CCC has such an amazing mouth coating grapefruit rind flavor and smell. Quite potent as well.
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