Right on! That was actually a passing interest! Now my interests run from my son and his Hockey, my Jeep, my Custom weld jet boat and salmon fishing, staying fit as I am old, my home.projects and growing my own Cannabis!
ya, I heckled him about it too, got me twice to smear my laptops screen
beautiful plant man, next time double or triple that container size and she'll reward you more than you know
The forecast is calling for rain starting tonight and continuing every day through Sunday. Temperatures are expected to be highs of 17-19 (mid 60's F) with nighttime lows of 13-14 (mid to high 50's).
My plant is outside in a (very heavy) container and I'm worried about all this moisture. It's definitely too early to harvest.
My options are:
- Get rid of some fan leaves for help with airflow (im not a defoliation proponent, but desperate times...)
- Move the plant into the garage with a fan going - no windows - can't leave it in the dark for four days obviously but maybe at night?
- Rig up some kind of a tarp system with clear plastic... doable but worried about stagnant damp air under that tarp
- Do nothing and cross fingers
Any input is greatly appreciated. This will be the first major challenge I will have faced this growing season.
Thanks all
Nice looking donkey dick buds
I'm totally with you on that. I'm trying to be discreet though so this is probably as big as I could comfortably go anyways. I'm super happy with how she looks in relation to container size. I think I've really maximized my plant size : container size ratio. I don't know what size the container is but thinking somewhere between 10-15 gallons.
man, I have TOTALLY rootbound 150 gals before outside.
I'm in the same boat as you.As long as they are staked up to support the weight of the buds you should be ok.Lets hope for the best!!!
They're growing beside a chainlink fence. So yesterday when I checked on them after hours of rain they were leaning pretty badly. I just grabbed some nylon string and tied them with an anchor string to the fence so they're standing straight again. Rain rain go away!
I crossed my fingers checked today still no issuesThe forecast is calling for rain starting tonight and continuing every day through Sunday. Temperatures are expected to be highs of 17-19 (mid 60's F) with nighttime lows of 13-14 (mid to high 50's).
My plant is outside in a (very heavy) container and I'm worried about all this moisture. It's definitely too early to harvest.
My options are:
- Get rid of some fan leaves for help with airflow (im not a defoliation proponent, but desperate times...)
- Move the plant into the garage with a fan going - no windows - can't leave it in the dark for four days obviously but maybe at night?
- Rig up some kind of a tarp system with clear plastic... doable but worried about stagnant damp air under that tarp
- Do nothing and cross fingers
Any input is greatly appreciated. This will be the first major challenge I will have faced this growing season.
Thanks all
Nice plant. That thing is a byte. You made the right move for sure. I just pulled my outside because of all the rain. Was only a couple days early.Thanks Uberknot, ktmac (is that a Tracy McGrady reference btw?) and Thumper! And I'm with ya twostrokenut... I tried to flick that damn bug off my screen too.
So here's the setup this morning. I've got a 45 Watt and 65 Watt CFL's mounted over the plant along with a standard light bulb. I put a photo reflector above them to try and maximize some of the light. Fan is running about 4 feet from the plant.
So I'm in there this morning admiring my little setup when POOF! The power goes out. I'm thinking "shit... I blew the fuse". I go to the house and it looks like somehow I blew the power to the whole house! Strange because those lights and fan shouldn't be taxing the circuits much. And why would the whole house be without power!?So now I've gotta go check the breakers which sucks because I've got airbnb tenants in the basement where the fuse panel is. So I go down and knock on their door (luckily they were awake and up) and messed with the fuse panel but couldn't get any power. I went outside and started noticing that none of the houses around had any lights on. Haha yep... it was a coincidental power outage to the whole street. I'm a Dumbass sometimes.
So anyways, power's back on and my girl is probably not happy about the situation, but she should be glad she's not out in gale-force winds and heavy rains.
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Thanks man!
I'm not sure what I meant. Lol. Autocorrect
Off the topic but those new Honda groms are sweet.
I wish I knew the actual volume of the container. I'm guessing that it's somewhere between 10 and 15 gallons, so its not a tiny pot, but also not large by any means. I've found that nutrient deficiencies show up quite quickly in a pot this size, but are also corrected quite quickly if you stay on top of them.