its raining :(

mlore

Well-Known Member

• Sep 7, 2010

• #1

hey guys.

i just wanted to know if you guys think my plants will be okay.
im at work and all my girls are outside and its been pissing it down. stopped now, but it keeps on stopping and starting.

im nearly 6 weeks in to flower, should they be okay by the time i get home? which will be in about 4 hours. its not hot or anything so i dont think mold will be a problem, just wanted to make sure!

sorry if its a stupid question

cheers, peace

 

eyelessism

Active Member

• Sep 7, 2010

• #2

where r u living man, ill go and check for you now.

 

mlore

Well-Known Member

• Sep 7, 2010

• #3

haha, very funny lol. byt seriously, do you think they should be okay. strted chucking it down again!! i just want to put my mind at rest. if they are wet when i get in im gonna get the hair dryer, put it on cold setting and dry them bitches lol.

 

bigv1976

Well-Known Member

• Sep 7, 2010

• #4

I am guessing that it rains in alot of places where people grow weed. I think they will make it.

 

blueberrykush1995

New Member

• Sep 7, 2010

• #5

he must be in texas cause its raining there now!

 

mlore

Well-Known Member

• Sep 7, 2010

• #6

yyeeaaa texas thats where i live

look at location

still anyone else want to put in a word. i think they should be fine, i just want to make sure.

and also if they are wet when i get in, do you think if i used a cold air hairdryer i could dry them of safely?

peace

 

canefan

Well-Known Member

• Sep 7, 2010

• #7

You should be fine, where I live we have had over 20 inches of rain in the past month. You just need to make sure that you have good air circulation for the plants to dry properly. Not to say that you want your plant getting rain everyday, but the plants do grow outside naturally and get wet from dew most every night in the wild. Good Luck with the rest of your grow.

 

Spanishfly

Well-Known Member

• Sep 7, 2010

• #8

Like any other plant, MJ will survive when it has been raining.

 

mlore

Well-Known Member

• Sep 7, 2010

• #9

exactly what i was thinking. i thought that they would be fine, but i just wanted to make sure. they where in the wild before they where inside. thats what i say. if they are to wet thought when im in, i will blowdry them with cold air just in case. only becasue i bring them in at like 7:30 for their 12 hrs sleep in a dark cuoboard. might get a bit humid in there, thats why i migh blowdry just in case. easy

 

atomicronick

Active Member

• Sep 7, 2010

• #10

yeah, as long as the wind wasnt too bad it should be alright. just had earl move through the east coast, scared to check my ladies outside.....lmao........time will tell

 

mlore

Well-Known Member

• Sep 7, 2010

• #11

atomicronick said:

yeah, as long as the wind wasnt too bad it should be alright. just had earl move through the east coast, scared to check my ladies outside.....lmao........time will tell

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what do you mean if the wind isnt to bad? do you mean if i had like galeforce winds at 70 mph. because i dont, just heavy rain.
did earl hit your area bad? or is it okay?

 

blueberrykush1995

New Member

• Sep 7, 2010

• #12

hey buddy me and you live close if your in texas!

 

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suleman

New Member

• Sep 7, 2010

• #13

raining like a mf right now, my outdoor ones seem to be loving it for now.

 

jawbrodt

Well-Known Member

• Sep 7, 2010

• #14

Think about it....if rain could kill MJ plants, we wouldn't have MJ on this planet, because it would've gone extinct, looooong ago.

 

thriller.in.guerrilla

Member

• Sep 7, 2010

• #15

it rained hard in london today but brightened up in the afternoon quite nicely. They are plants that have survived on mountains and have experienced sustained heavy relief rainfall for millennia, without humans drying them off with hairdryers. Leave them alone, they'll be fine.

 

mlore

Well-Known Member

• Sep 8, 2010

• #16

jawbrodt said:

Think about it....if rain could kill MJ plants, we wouldn't have MJ on this planet, because it would've gone extinct, looooong ago.

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thriller.in.guerrilla said:

it rained hard in london today but brightened up in the afternoon quite nicely. They are plants that have survived on mountains and have experienced sustained heavy relief rainfall for millennia, without humans drying them off with hairdryers. Leave them alone, they'll be fine.

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lol, the hairdryer was just an idea haha. im just worried of bud rot, which i acctually got yesterday. luckily i found it in early stages so i cut it off. only lost like 0.3-0.5. so no biggie. but still well annoying. good thing i found it early. it shouldnt stress her to much that i cut a part of thebud off, will it? i think it should be fine now. just gonna check everyday like i do anyway.

peace