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    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.
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    “Captain Jean-Luc Picard” from the Growship Enterprise team applied the final touch to the pumpkin starts in the Plant Re-Pot Hustle.
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    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.
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    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.
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    You could find everything from clothing to munchies at the Cannifest vendor tables.
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    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.