Mad Oshea
Taking a break
Looks good.
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DGBAMA
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That is going to look much nicer than those scraggly old flowers.
This is my cigarettes field. Last year I have grown Burley here with a success. In my #1 post is plan what and where.
Rickey60
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Maks, that looks like some rich soil. How long before you can plant?
BarG
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Looking good there. I will see if I can get more plants in my shade plot with staggered double rows.
Looks great Maks! What distance are you using for your cigar varieties? I have some planned for 20" and some for 24". Good decision on the new spot too. I like your plans.
Good Luck with your Grow. And be sure to have fun with it.
Gary
Good Luck with your Grow. And be sure to have fun with it.
Gary
POGreen
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I like the picture on the second page where it looks like you have 3 rows of concrete slabs to walk on.
Nice work Maks !
By the way , do you use any fertilizer/manure in your tobaccopatch ?
Nice work Maks !
By the way , do you use any fertilizer/manure in your tobaccopatch ?
15,May is considered last frost date. I will try sooner this year if weather will allow?
For binder and filler 50 cm/ 20" for wrapper little bit more 60 cm/ 23". Last year I get pretty big lives with 23" spacing. Too big for my cigar rolling skills.
chillardbee
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I'm looking forward to seeing your grow this year Maks, what with all that lovely soil, it should be a good grow.
Maks, quit teasing. I want to see the whole truck!
My plants this year looks little bit different than last. First of all not so many. Lack of space and time.
Here they are my main strains.
Virginia 
Wrapper 
Cigar
This seedlings are one month old. I found out that I didn't took picture of Prilep. Maybe tomorrow.
Weather is nice.
I'm hopping for fruits this year. My cherry and peach.
Here they are my main strains.
Virginia Wrapper Cigar This seedlings are one month old. I found out that I didn't took picture of Prilep. Maybe tomorrow.
Weather is nice.
I'm hopping for fruits this year. My cherry and peach.
BarG
Founding Member
I bet you like that Machu piccu. I sure do. I think my plants will look better this year. Your seedlings look great.
OOPS! Machu Picchu Thanks Bob. I was copying Rainmax label.
OOPS! Machu Picchu Thanks Bob. I was copying Rainmax label.
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Brown Thumb
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WOW Nice, they look Great. Wanna Trade.
BT
BT
Machu Picchu.
Bob
Bob
Maks, save some Machu Picchu seed for me, it's on my wish list. Good, healthy looking seedlings. There may be a little DeluxeSlovenianStogie in you.
I have pear trees and wild plum bushes. The pear trees are blooming like your peach and cherry trees. It's starting to green up around here. The dog wood and red bud trees are in bloom, very beautiful.
I have pear trees and wild plum bushes. The pear trees are blooming like your peach and cherry trees. It's starting to green up around here. The dog wood and red bud trees are in bloom, very beautiful.
Mad Oshea
Taking a break
And a bee wish as well..
How can I miss this one?, again?
I'm sorry, Bob. I know it hurts.
I'm sorry, Bob. I know it hurts.
In just two days my seedlings gets crazy. So, I make some clipping.
Prunus persica
Prunus persica
Nice seedlings and peach (P. persica) flowers. Which variety is this peach, a local one ? Peach trees are not very longlived and a little sensitive so I'd prefer growing apricot tree which is very durable and more delicious, I really recommend it if you can find saplings there.
Rickey60
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How many times will you have to clip them before they are ready to set out? I need to clip some of my very young plants that have took off also. Nice pictures.
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