here comes the rain

[broham 10]

i just check my weather forcast and its going to rain 6 of the next 10 days with temps only reaching 70 at the highest and i am extremely worried about my plants and them getting bud rot/mold. i already had to harvest one plant early because of rot. is there anything i can do to help them get through the rain thats coming. my grow is semi-gorrilla so i can build a clear over hang or anything like that but there has to be something i can do???

 

[Grapeman420]

so build a overhang if you can... Neffs legit tho, thassswassssup.

 

[cbtwohundread]

i have a beenie i didnt kno it was a brand tho.,.,.,lol.,.,.overhang is ure best bet

 

[DubRules]

what are the rain patterns like..?
does it rain all day there or will it rain for just a few hours..?
if its going to be on and off, you can put up temporary shelters like just clear trash bags or something.
a clear tarp and a few lengths of rope could easily help too.

 

[broham 10]

yaa NEFF = murder!!! i cant build an overgang, my shit is stealth-ish

 

[broham 10]

what are the rain patterns like..?
does it rain all day there or will it rain for just a few hours..?
if its going to be on and off, you can put up temporary shelters like just clear trash bags or something.
a clear tarp and a few lengths of rope could easily help too.

i dont really know what the patterns wil be like, it rained over friday and saturday all day so thats prob what it will be like again but idk. if i put clear plastic trash bags over my plants how long could i keep them on and would they sufficate my plants

 

[stoopy]

I'm 3/4 weeks into flowering and my nugs are starting to tighten up a bit, I'm in a stagnant rain pattern for 7-10 days starting this last Sunday, I've got Early Skunks that are mold resistant so they'll be put to the test, I can't cover either as it's an urban stealth grow, it hadn't rain before since late July, August was hot and dry so no previous moisture like you had, I staked and tied my ladies hardcore, vertical sticks placed in the ground to hold up fat branches works well, it's the mould that you've gotta cross your fingers on, has anyone ever gone 2-3 weeks in crappy conditions without mold?