Good luck with the fishing/catching.
I make sure no buds are leaning against that plastic the heat will burn them so I'm always tying with what else fishing line LOL
What a bummer cpurola are you and your hubby against putting in high tunnels ? I'm just wondering if there are other growers like yourself in your area?Was just typing asking for an update. Glad you are handling business. Hopefully, you have far less you have to toss than you initially thought. Thinking of you.
Oh, weathermen wrong? Not a chance.
imagining Cpurola free from 
We get pretty good winds here in the summer so I'm not sure if a tunnel would survive. I believe I just need to manage them more appropriately.
geez wow,.We get pretty good winds here in the summer so I'm not sure if a tunnel would survive. I believe I just need to manage them more appropriately.
1. Start and plant later.
2. Prune and defoliate often.
3. Keep them short.
4. Spray, spray, spray
I've been rather lazy this year when it comes to spraying and it shows.
And actually, the bud rot has been less, and the leaf wilt extreme.
Timing during the growth cycle of the rains and temps have alot to do with that.
If it's fusarium I may have to become an indoor grower.
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Yes, and yes.
not necessarilyYes, and yes.
Possible/probable it was in the dirt.
That would explain why the 'extras' plot isn't as affected.
Yet.
Yes, red clay and lots of rocks.
Well that's just sad to see. It's a full time job as you know after seeing all these big grows on videos i see why they have 12 people working daily on the farms. I could not of done what you do with all the plants cpurola. You just had a shit season with pathogen problems. I'm so sorry, and you did work hard enough trying that's alot for one person and keep a house up. This is why i needed to down size and keep sane LOL dang old chucky better not comment on that one the old goat.We get pretty good winds here in the summer so I'm not sure if a tunnel would survive. I believe I just need to manage them more appropriately.
1. Start and plant later.
2. Prune and defoliate often.
3. Keep them short.
4. Spray, spray, spray
I've been rather lazy this year when it comes to spraying and it shows.
And actually, the bud rot has been less, and the leaf wilt extreme.
Timing during the growth cycle of the rains and temps have alot to do with that.
If it's fusarium I may have to become an indoor grower.
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I don't think your timing will ever be an issue just keeping a bullet proof coating of good bacteria does so much. I heard the mendo dope boys say a long time ago they spray labs every night. I will say this was the difference for me this year.We get pretty good winds here in the summer so I'm not sure if a tunnel would survive. I believe I just need to manage them more appropriately.
1. Start and plant later.
2. Prune and defoliate often.
3. Keep them short.
4. Spray, spray, spray
I've been rather lazy this year when it comes to spraying and it shows.
And actually, the bud rot has been less, and the leaf wilt extreme.
Timing during the growth cycle of the rains and temps have alot to do with that.
If it's fusarium I may have to become an indoor grower.
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Well that's just sad to see. It's a full time job as you know after seeing all these big grows on videos i see why they have 12 people working daily on the farms. I could not of done what you do with all the plants cpurola. You just had a shit season with pathogen problems. I'm so sorry, and you did work hard enough trying that's alot for one person and keep a house up. This is why i needed to down size and keep sane LOL dang old chucky better not comment on that one the old goat.
On the side of a slope.
I guess not a drainage issue then
You know, you did mention Fusarium once and I didn't want it to be true so I looked for the answer elsewhere.