Bad Weather.
- Thread starter Husty
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ganga gurl420
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First...plants still go through photosynthesis when it's cloudy...However cooler temps will slow things down.
I wouldn't cut until you have to. It's part of growing outdoors...
Also for next season get a earlier strain. 7-8 week
I wouldn't cut until you have to. It's part of growing outdoors...
Also for next season get a earlier strain. 7-8 week
Miyagismokes
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Sometimes that doesn't work....
I'm two weeks out on my 8 week finishers, getting rained on.
But I'm having an unusually early rainstorm.
Better go shake 'em...
Zephyrs
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Well that's a little better than my weather. If you can cover them somehow. To let them finish and mature out.
I do what I can with what I got to keep my girls dry till the finish line, in a couple rainy weeks of PNW weather.
whisperer57
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my weathers about the same, i need 15 days. i will keep checking with a scissors in my pocket, any mold gets cut out quick.
guerilla farming is rough, i cant just tent them in.
guerilla farming is rough, i cant just tent them in.
Go go n chill
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Big white tent!!! Yeah in a prohibition state that might not work ......
Go go n chill
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Although it might work, be so blatant nobody even looks
Miyagismokes
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Heh, so cut the bottom out of a ten-person tent and look like campers on vacation
Go go n chill
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For about four months lol
waterproof808
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I'd be more than happy if that was my weather forecast, quit being a wuss.
Try having a hurricane pass you by and dropping 30+ inches of rain on you in mid flower like we got at the end of august....I didnt panic chop, although it wouldn't have done me any good because my drying room was flooded with 18" of water lol. Lost some flowers to rot but was still able to harvest a couple weeks ago in september.
Try having a hurricane pass you by and dropping 30+ inches of rain on you in mid flower like we got at the end of august....I didnt panic chop, although it wouldn't have done me any good because my drying room was flooded with 18" of water lol. Lost some flowers to rot but was still able to harvest a couple weeks ago in september.
Miyagismokes
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Worthy of your name, sounds like
Danielson999
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Mine grew taller than I expected here in BC, Canada. I had to rip the plastic down and build a small wooden frame about 30" wider than the original frame so I could take off the pvc tubes and add extenstions on each side. The tent is now about 13' tall with some of the cola's almost touching it. It's keeping them nice and dry though but our temps have been getting close to 0 celcius or almost 30 degree fahrenheit at night. I'm keeping my fingers crossed that the second half of October warms up a bit. When the sunshine hits that greenhouse it's nice and toasty at cola height. I also added a bag of manure around the base of each plant and threw some leftover alfalfa straw on top to keep the roots a bit warmer.
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Go go n chill
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Heidiho neighbors! Don’t mind me over here. I’m just growing the dank!!!
Fuck man they are huge
BrewersToker
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I would hardly consider that forecast as bad weather. Let them grow to peak ripeness, man!
BlazinDucks
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Well done.
Husty
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Well I took everyone’s advice and let them go longer. Last night things took a turn for the worse and we got about 3/4 inch of heavy wet snow which broke about 50% of my branches. So I guess it’s harvest time for the majority of what I have going. Super discouraged right now, Mother Nature is a real bitch sometimes.
whisperer57
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we had snow also, i couldnt get out there today. maybe tomorrow. we may get 48 hours without rain or frost...
