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Did you get hit with storms yesterday ? We had a nasty one come through about 7 O’clock last night 60 mph winds and some pretty heavy rain
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I love it cpurola sitting outside early morning before the heat and the smell of budding MJ. I love it as much as smelling my blooming lilies.Thanks. I've got one more Pbb X Haymeadow and 2 Banjos left. Pretty sure they're female.
I don't know about these regular seeds. Some are fairly easy to tell if they're female and some just don't until you've invested weeks/months of care. Finding males plays with my emotions, mad/sad/disappointed/relieved. Ya that last one, this year for sure. LOL
Oh, and the smell. My autos on the patio smell soooo good. It's what I miss most in the winter.
We got rain (real rain, not sprinkles) for about 10mins., very light wind.Did you get hit with storms yesterday ? We had a nasty one come through about 7 O’clock last night 60 mph winds and some pretty heavy rain
When I first looked at your lily pic my memory said, 'sweet smell' and I had it for a second. LOLI love it cpurola sitting outside early morning before the heat and the smell of budding MJ. I love it as much as smelling my blooming lilies.
Or texas.Came in the house soaking wet from sweat and hose spray.
89F - 70% humidity
Probably alot like Florida. LOL
I grew up in Texas. Just outside of Houston. Talk about HUMIDITY!!!!Or texas.
Friggin hot down this way
No damage here thankfully !! Lots of power outages and downed wires and trees just to the north of us tho.Haven’t been out to the garden yet but I don’t expect any damages wind was coming from the NNW so my garage blocked it all plus my plants are soooo smallWe got rain (real rain, not sprinkles) for about 10mins., very light wind.
Think we were on the edge of one.
They don't call these things isolated thunderstorms for nothing.
Did it do any damage?
That's terrible about the earwigs. Almost as bad as the Japanese Beetles.Got a few nice zinnia blooms in a pot but the ones in the ground are being ravaged by earwigs as are my jalapeños and basil. The only things they aren’t eating is sunpatiens probably spelled that wrong !! A galardia and petunias. Even have a few volunteer petunias and zinnias in the driveway crackalso pulled my sad garlic harvest View attachment 2487081View attachment 2487082View attachment 2487084View attachment 2487083View attachment 2487086View attachment 2487087View attachment 2487088
some friends in St. Clair Shores sent videos of them wading in the streets. They got 4 inches. Nothing crazy here.No damage here thankfully !! Lots of power outages and downed wires and trees just to the north of us tho.Haven’t been out to the garden yet but I don’t expect any damages wind was coming from the NNW so my garage blocked it all plus my plants are soooo smallI would look on the positive side when you find males ( I know it’s hard ) but think of all the time cut off your trim jail sentence
I’m hoping and praying your plants pull through strong for ya !! Cooling off today here only gonna be 87 with 78% humidity
Wow, glad I didn't pray for rain. Yikes!some friends in St. Clair Shores sent videos of them wading in the streets. They got 4 inches. Nothing crazy here. View attachment 2487121
Could be the Asian beetles I guess there is a ton of them on a big thick nasty ass vine that covers my back fence but from what I’ve seen they seem to like that vine and seem to stay in there. I guess I should maybe break out a flashlight one of these deck beer nightsThat's terrible about the earwigs. Almost as bad as the Japanese Beetles.
Are you sure it's earwigs? Could be those Asiatic beetles that eat at night. We have those too.
Asiatic Garden Beetle | NC State Extension Publications
This factsheet describes the biology of the Asiatic garden beetle, <i>Maladera formosae</i>, which feeds on over 100 different plants.content.ces.ncsu.edu
You have alot of garlic! I did that for a couple years. Didn't want to waste any so we peeled it all. (if you think trimming weed is annoying that's worse. LOL) Then minced it all and formed it into a log and froze it. Sliced some off whenever we needed it. Worked great until we discovered Sam's Club's minced garlic in a big jar. The rest of the homegrown never got used and I threw it out after the freezer quit and everything melted.
Yeah I saw on the news all the flooding around Romulus !!! That’s a crazy amount of rain in a short period of time !!!some friends in St. Clair Shores sent videos of them wading in the streets. They got 4 inches. Nothing crazy here. View attachment 2487121
Thanks @GNick55, this year I'm using Sunshine mix #4 potting soil and I amended it with worm castings, bone meal, and crappy cow manure before transplant. I got a moisture meter and check it when the leaves start drooping, usually the second day after I water or it rains.@cpurola just let me know where you want to start or what you want help with,.. as i’ll need to know specifics,.
watering with well water?Thanks @GNick55, this year I'm using Sunshine mix #4 potting soil and I amended it with worm castings, bone meal, and crappy cow manure before transplant. I got a moisture meter and check it when the leaves start drooping, usually the second day after I water or it rains.
I'm using well water (un-softened, just sticks and twigs filter) so they probably have enough minerals. I need to keep them as healthy as possible with the diseases around here.
I've been using Megacrop and Recharge every 2 weeks or so.
I watched the videos you posted about top dressing with Gia Green and then adding 'other stuff'. That's where I need direction, the 'other stuff'. Thanks much.