I'm in SE Mass.,harvested big plants Sept 30,clones still going,frost in interior Mass. none here 39 degrees last night,letting clones (150 2ft plants) go until next rain prob. thurs. been good summer but the drought never lasts into late Sept.,always have 2-3 weeks of intense work sheltering plants,can count on one hand trouble free harvests after 30+ yrs. of outdoor grows. On 1-10 scale,I give this season a solid 8.
I'm in southern Ontario, we have had 3 frosts over the past week. My big girl luckily hasn't gotten any rot. Pieceing out some of the finished Buds, probably chop it over the next week
Not sure a hairdryer will do the job.
Nope they don't make em big enough
Good job, I sympathize w/all you bros up north w/outdoor grows and the 3-4 week shorter season,must be tough,got to find the right strains is a must as even in my locale some strains really don't finish and I find myself wishing for 2 more weeks of clear 70 degree weather,after 30 yrs + in the game I learned long ago when to pull the plug and accept w/Mother Nature gives,if your stubborn you will ruin your plants. I will pick some Botrytis off but once it becomes a reoccurring prob. it's chop time otherwise you continually end up throwing more and more bud out
You've got that right, an extra couple weeks would help out tremendously. But you get the cards your dealt and picking the right strain definitely helps.
Nicely done...isnt that ur 1st grow too?
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