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Mass Grass 2018
- Thread starter OG_NoMan
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My HS biology teacher wrote that book. Think it was published in '72. He's well know in Boston area horticulture under another name. Peter Oakum is a pen name.
Glad I found this thread, I'm a Masshole too. I grew my first crop outdoors in Sharon Mass in 1968.
AgentPothead
Just this guy, ya know?
That book is kind of hard to track down now a days, but I found a pdf that is the first 14 or so page of it. Unfortunately that's like only a third of the total book
You're right about that AgentPothead, matter of fact I think I got one of the last copies when I realized it was out of print. I actually have another copy somewhere around that Peter gave me years ago, but can't find it.
I should take pics of the pages and upload here, eh?
I should take pics of the pages and upload here, eh?
Looks like a pythium victim, maybe botrytis.
The stem damage is an indicator, along with way it uniformly wilted.
Usually accompanies excess moisture.
AgentPothead
Just this guy, ya know?
Dood if you can find that and get it scanned, that would be a great boon to the new england growing community, I think.
I had a plant do that earlier this year. Same as yours. No idea wat it was.
Mine definitely was not excess moisture....outdoor water every 3 days all other plants perfect
Mine definitely was not excess moisture....outdoor water every 3 days all other plants perfect
Maybe its holding to much water?
if its a plastic container drill a few more holes for drainage then
Throw some wood underneath your containers get em off the ground, so they can properly drain when watering
Stinkhorn123
Active member
Anyone else in Ma. Having problems with the leaf spot disease? Once again everyone I know here in the Berkshire’s is experiencing it to one degree or another. Fortunately things are drying out a bit here so hopefully we can keep it in check.
Green Cure. Spray that on the nice days. Only a week or 2 left and no more spraying anything. My plants are on about day 14 flower.
OG_NoMan
Not Veteran
The past week has sucked balls as far as life is concerned but trying to move forward. Sprayed jacks bug spray 3 days ago for the last time. Haven't been able to water in anything as this rain has kept it pretty wet around here, hopefully it dries out for fall. Everything is flowering except the one fem that I have guessed all along is blue dream cross of some sort. Still gotta get some trellis up hopefully this weekend.
The lone non flower plant
The lone non flower plant
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