POGreen
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There sure is !
Is there another kind?
There sure is !
...pic taken last night at 9:35 pm
Beautiful land and sea.
Good luck with the transplanting.
Bob
I hope you have some favorable weather soon. I'm looking forward to seeing your patch full of tobacco. Best of luck.
Beautiful. At that time my whole family sleeps, except me of course, but you can catch sun. I've never been to Finland. One day I will be.
Great country, great people and the craziest drivers. Good luck with you...
Seedlings always look better in the ground than they do in the trays. Congrats on your planting. They'll get used to the breeze pretty fast and the movement will help strengthen the stem and roots. It forces them to figure out a way to brace themselves.
If wind is a issue I'd use stakes and string to tie them up...nothing worse than a big bacca plant laying on the ground
Nice looking Grow you got going one there.
I like the tents per say.
Your helpers look like they are working up a Good Sweat. I got the same problem.
Your helpers are dressed for cold weather. At least the two dogs are assisting one another to hold that stick off the ground.
Bob
Nice looking Grow you got going one there.
I like the tents per say.
Your helpers look like they are working up a Good Sweat. I got the same problem.
I noticed in bucks growblog post #17 that he had some problem with his leafs and he solved it with added phosphorus. Most of my baccy looks kinda the same and I thought it was because the cold/windy/rainy weather we have been having but as they have been growing it doesn't seem to get any better. Anyways I added some bonemeal with N-P 7-7 two days ago and I am waiting to see if there is any change.... However I took a photo of one of the many leafs that end up on the ground. The lifecycle seems to be 1. brownspots. 2. darker edges. 3. midvein breaks 1" from stem 4. leaf dries up.
If you guys have any input I would appreciate it! Disease, just some nutrient deficiency, bad weather or over fertilization ?
Your damage looks more like a disease than buck's did. Compare your leaf to these images. The last link also shows some pest damage. A couple of the spots look a little like squash bug damage.
http://ephytia.inra.fr/en/C/10758/Tobacco-Viruses
http://www.uky.edu/Ag/Tobacco/Photos-Disease.htm
http://www.forestryimages.org/search/action.cfm?q=tobacco