TOPIC: Still standing tall (BUT Lime Green)

I know some of you guys have hung up your digging tool for the year, and I'm sure I probably don't have more than a couple of weeks here. I got out tonight for a short hunt and still found most of them still standing upright, and most still had their leaves. A few were yellow, some were still dark green, but the majority of them were that lime green that shows up just a day or 2 before turning yellow. Dug 25 plants tonight and got 6.7 ounces. This may be my last dig for the year. I was considering going to my old honey hole, but believe I may leave it till next year.

Here's a couple of the better roots

5,I'm envious...

Chief, This is the first time I've dug in October since 2008. It fell as early as I can ever remember last year. This year has had great conditions and it may stand longer than I can ever remember. Maybe you'll get the rain next year and they'll stand for you into november. On a good year it is usually done here by about the 10th of Oct. It appears that it will make it longer this year.

This little hobby of ours never gets old does it fellas

Hillhopper

I saw the same thing here today 5prong. Some were still standing and deep green while others were down completely, and yet others bright yellow.

Hillhopper wrote:

This little hobby of ours never gets old does it fellas

Hillhopper

Never hopper, Never!

Guess I lied fellas, Yesterday I posted that that may be my last hunt for the year, but the SeNg FaCtOr kicked in and I had to get back out after work tonight. Dug 19 plants and had 7.5 ounces. Had 1 that went 1.4 ounces and one at .9 and another at .8 Pretty decent ones for around here.

Here's th 1.4 ouncer