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Nice job..you must bein a warm climate. Everybody here is getting close to harvest.
I put these outside on August 11th. I'm looking around October 15th for harvest.
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Sounds good. Hopefully the trichs will be 30% amber by then.
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we usually have our first freeze by Oct 15
eastern high plaines of colorado 38th parallel 4300’ feet Zone 5a and 5b
eastern high plaines of colorado 38th parallel 4300’ feet Zone 5a and 5b
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Summer is lingering here this year. Had a cool wet spring and early summer. Fortunately for my tomato's. I usually have had my first frost by now. 6,000 ft at the base of the Rocky Mts. Supposed to tickle 90 here today.
I have a friend that grows at 9,000 in the mountains. She has a heated small greenhouse. Some how she pulls it off every year. I give her clones every march and she harvests in Oct. Temps are well below freezing every night.
I have a friend that grows at 9,000 in the mountains. She has a heated small greenhouse. Some how she pulls it off every year. I give her clones every march and she harvests in Oct. Temps are well below freezing every night.
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