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Inspiring grow to say the least.  You have come back from the early pain in style and force Trent.  Keep it up man.

A billion hours.  Plants will survive just fine down to near freezing.  Relax.

And if can get your hands on any of the ones Judy posted please share :)

Trim it down and give it some balanced nutrients. Not a ton just a bit.

It's not a healthy plant if it's not producing in over a month. Post some pictures. A lot of them.

Pictures pictures pictures pictures pictures. Please. :)

Duh duh duh duh duh!!!!!!!

You guys are cracking me up.  On topic though, Judy is the bee's knees.  I love when little boxes are waiting for me when I get home.

If you do a search for bonsai or bonchi you will have plenty to read and see.

  Here is one, not a grow log but you can check out some of what he does.   http://thehotpepper.com/topic/44911-gurus-greenhouse-a-motherplant-how-to/

    This is what happens when you know exactly what you plants what and when they want it and you build your soil microbe life to feed the plants rather than you feeding the plants.  All organic there. Oh and you need to keep a lot of plant matter if you want a larger plant.  Cutting it way down...

And if done properly, they will produce much earlier in the year.  My issue always comes down to bare rooting them when cleaning to get rid of pests, aphids and what-not.  I always lose a good portion to that.  If I dont bare root I have near 100% but they do get pests bad and when starting new...

Oh man I cannot wait for my berries now, great stuff Nigel!

How about we keep this bout Robin Williams.  You want to talk about something else then do it somewhere else.  Any more petty arguing here gets warning points.

Rich is in Atlanta and has a true winter kill so he cuts way back and over winters chosen plants. His grow logs are truly inspirational if you aspire to grow organically. I overwinter and have bigger more productive plants from it. The key is to give them the root space they need. A second year...

Amazing shots john! That stalk is impressive.

WELCOME BACK PAULKY!!!!!!

Absolutely stunning John!

I don't mind the 1/3 rule. I just mow once a week or as soon as I can after that. Sometimes I pull off more than 2/3 if it's been raining too long but then it's brown for a few days. After talking to my buddy who oddly has a phd in turf grass, he says mow high unless you are actually doing it...

Gotta keep the buldge showing. You should see my mulch pile though too!