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Loving the colors! Very nice :drool:
Outdoor Hillbilly Rig-A New Adventure
- Thread starter cubfaninmo
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Thank you. Starting to get really fragrant also. Reminding me of grape Big Mouth bubble gum from my youth.
Getting ready to head Colorado. Finally getting to go to Red Rocks for a concert we bought tickets for 2 years ago!
Will be gone for 5 days so PBR will have to survive on its own. To give it a better chance at making it 5 days without being watered, I dug a hole by my rhubarb for it to sit in. That will at least keep the soil from baking in the sun. Will water with AN Bloom to runoff right before we leave.
Fingers crossed.
Will be gone for 5 days so PBR will have to survive on its own. To give it a better chance at making it 5 days without being watered, I dug a hole by my rhubarb for it to sit in. That will at least keep the soil from baking in the sun. Will water with AN Bloom to runoff right before we leave.
Fingers crossed.
Made it to Colorado. Hope it warms up for the concert at Red Rocks tonight! 
Snow melted and made it to Red Rocks!
Made it back from CO. Purple RocBerry survived but got something going on, any ideas what I’m dealing with?
The worst parts are on upper leaves.
The worst parts are on upper leaves.
Got the hillbilly crawl space setup rolling 
This is where it will hide from rain and get some light on cloudy days. It’s also where it will hide this weekend when we have visitors this weekend.
Humidity? What humidity??
This is where it will hide from rain and get some light on cloudy days. It’s also where it will hide this weekend when we have visitors this weekend.
Humidity? What humidity??
After spending the weekend in the crawl space setup, been getting baked in the 95 degree sun for a couple of days. Keeping a portable fan on it 24/7. This PRB is a trooper. Loving the colors.
Great looking plant! Is that crawl space protected or is it fairly open to the outside? I could see you building a small grow room in there. Seal off a small corner and have a nice controlled environment.
It has vents but stays somewhat consistent. I’ve tossed that idea around in my brain several times. Would need to have an electrician install proper outlets, currently running an extension cord. Humidity control would be a battle as it tends to range from 85-92%
