Re: [CH] 80% of plants doing poorly- yup, I'm back

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Yup, I'm back.  Came home to only 488 e-mails for three weeks worth. 
Glad the list was quiet :-)

Lake Louise of course, was GREAT.  So was Banff, Jasper, Canmore, the
Icefields & every other place we visited.... with the possible exception
of Saskatoon.  It was marked as a scenic drive on my map, but unless you
consider driving back and forth across something that looks alot like
Kansas (only MUCH longer), it gets pretty boring, pretty quick.  HOT
also.  Hit 102 F in Edmonton & you should have heard those poor folks
howling about the heat :-)  They thought anything above 85 F was warm.

And, to be on topic, I walked the fields yesterday.  The fields look
great.  A little overgrown but me & mr. weedeater will soon remedy that
over the next week or so.  Stuff is looking early also.  I'll have habs
by the first week of August, already have Cayennes and Jalapenos.  There
isn't a lot of any one particular variety but there are about 4,000
plants to choose from.  Should be plenty for all that care to come.

-Jim C
Mild to Wild

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