That is exactly where they are now timewise!
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I am familiar with that area. I am wide open Saturday and Sunday. That Home Depot is pretty packed on the weekends. We could meet east of HD in the parking by Sally’s Beauty Supply?
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That is a plan. Sally’s on Saturday. U a morning or afternoon person? Let me know whatever time works for you and I will be there.
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Morning person. 
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Think 9 AM? Later? Earlier?
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Here is my buddy’s journal. A very great human! They brought me an AG clone and some Blueberry Muffin for Tarzan to try. I gave them some @Graysin farm seeds. We had a great conversation about soil and hydro and strains, terpenes, amendments, and the list goes on. I will say every growmie I have met becomes a lifelong friend.
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What does grasshopper damage look like?
What does overspray from 45% vinegar for weeds look like?
Hope this helps an outdoor grower out there.
Lastly, here is the node spacing from a month+ of rain and clouds.
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That does look similar to grasshopper damage but can be hard to say have you seen them on the plants at all? And i dont think the node spacing will matter that much once the weather clears up for you and she can get some good sun hope your weekend is going well also!!
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I have seen the baby hoppers and picked them off. I think with three days of hot weather (only 80’s but better than <70) will encourage them to move on. @LiesGrows
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I thought grasshopper thrive in warmer weather 
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I honestly don’t know. The news said they migrate through our area and move on to warmer places. Last year it was hot, hot, hot and I crushed a lot of them. This year I have only seen babies. No other pest except mosquitos or flies.
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Well hopefully they do just migrate on the haha
I invited my middle over for a blueberry muffin. They thought I was baking!
Tarzan and JaneQP Junior absolutely loved the flavor. Said it would be a perfect 10 PM smoke.
Great job growing that girl!
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Second funny for today.
I have the Bunny Warren enclosed with an almost lock. Longer story someday of the bad contractor .
We found the second story roof drain was plugged. Neither Tarzan or I are able enough to get to the second story anymore. I went to NextDoor and prices were outrageous.
I had a young guy saying he could do it today (half the price of everyone else).He noticed the catnip in the front and we talked about Maine Coon cats. I dug a plant for him. When he was done he said he saw our human-nip. We started a conversation.
He was from Washington State (where he grew) and hasn’t tried growing it here so we chatted about organic growing, the hardships with the short growing season, when to drop seeds indoors, how to acclimate plants, regulations, and the clay soil.
I tipped in cash and some GPD from last summer’s living soil grow harvest.
His girlfriend only wants organic grown weed. Hope they name that child after me tonight!
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Well I had a funny story and it timed out during editing.
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Thats a great story I have found a few curious growers asking some questions but Im just luckier than not is all, you have to love the the great feeling of accomplishment.
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It is a cup fungi… Peziza sp.? It could be one of several different species… most likely a plain black cup or a very aged brown cup. What’s odd is these are usually growing on sticks (especially oaks). It is possible something started to eat it and spit it out there… They don’t grow in dirt or pavement.
This is a birds’ nest fungi (my own photos)
Both types are harmless and common.
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Awesome. Once again thank you and the fam for an honest smoke report. I live and love this.
@Graysin jane gave me a pb breath. Ill tag you in once i drop. Growin DTC99 next and then yours.
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Thanks for that update on the fungi amazing world the mushroom and fungi
Great photos of the bird nest fungi
Clearly see how it got its name
Cheers
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Here ya go @JaneQP . Good ol Panhandle weather showing Gods grace. At the drive in. Indiana Jone and the Flash.
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