Photo by Mark Larson
Under the watchful eye of the Plant Re-Pot Hustle timer, Angus Funkhouser of True Humboldt wrapped up his re-potting of the pumpkin starts in the Humboldt Grow Games.
Photo by Mark Larson
"Captain Jean-Luc Picard" from the Growship Enterprise team applied the final touch to the pumpkin starts in the Plant Re-Pot Hustle.
Photo by Mark Larson
Garden starts were everywhere for sale or demonstration.
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Betsy Ross (a.k.a. Liz DeFreanciscpo of Philadelphia) hosted the "Weed the People" quilting table, applying hand-made squares attendees created to her quilt.
Photo by Mark Larson
The Mama Flyz team of Brandy Siebuhr and Akira DeLong strained to make progress in the Dirt Bag Drag in the Humboldt Grow Games.
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"Lieutenant LaForge" and "Captain Ricard" from the Growship Enterprise team demonstrated an effective lift-and-drag technique in the Dirt Bag Drag event in the Humboldt Grow Games.
Photo by Mark Larso
You could find everything from clothing to munchies at the Cannifest vendor tables.
Photo by Mark Larson
Samples of edibles to combustibles were offered for free and for sale in Area 215.
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An organizer of the Humboldt Grow Games demonstrated the four-wheeling capabilities of the first-place prize.
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One of the participants in the Emerald Triangle Irrigation Puzzle failed to watch for obstacles on the Humboldt Grow Games course.
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The goal in the Emerald Triangle Irrigation Puzzle event in the Humboldt Grow Games was to connect a set of mixed-sized irrigation hoses from a pump to a sprinkler in the shortest time.
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Photo by Mark Larson
Under the watchful eye of the Plant Re-Pot Hustle timer, Angus Funkhouser of True Humboldt wrapped up his re-potting of the pumpkin starts in the Humboldt Grow Games.
