Whos going till November?

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itsaplant

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All my blue dream is kind of soft.
This year I trained the colas out at a 90deg angle so they are all thumb sized pointing to the sun. Still kind of soft.

Can I rain cover and take the 10 or more days of sun I have?
Temps dipping low at night but no frost yet.

So far I took all the HARD fat colas on the ATF and purples but so many still look like they have a long way left!
 
SCARHOLE

SCARHOLE

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I put out a lil sharksbeath out in a tree in sept.
Shell go tell November.

Just harvested the rest of the outdoor lady's...
 
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lioncub

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dont know where you are on the map but to my limited knowledge a lil frost wont hurt- may even make her sweat out more resins for protection/preservation
 
The*Mad*Hatter

The*Mad*Hatter

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no a small frost wont hurt MOST plants...some are more sinsitive then other.........but im chopping a few days befor november...should really prolly cut first week in november but hunters are makeing me nervous
 
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TheHaze

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I chopped today ... Last 4 days of rain and the mold was just starting to attack on a few places. It was still all green but I think it was time to chop. Those last few weeks are the hardest good luck to you November people your gonna need it.
 
ohmy

ohmy

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TheHaze said:
I chopped today ... Last 4 days of rain and the mold was just starting to attack on a few places. It was still all green but I think it was time to chop. Those last few weeks are the hardest good luck to you November people your gonna need it.
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You must live close to me,All this rain screwed me up big time :(
 
Metasynth

Metasynth

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I have a Dr. Grinspoon that will go till at least November, if not December...Everything else is already chopped or coming down in the next week or so.
 
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cruzer101

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I am, I got two Barneys farm Tangerine dreams that got about a month left to go so I'm lookin at late November.
 
Izoc666

Izoc666

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me too , i really have small bagseed plant that will be harvest in the mid november...I just hope that rain wont come in my area after november :)

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LETSGODODGERS

LETSGODODGERS

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I'm anticipating another 6 weeks or so for my Blackberry kush and 2 sativa/og hybrids....they are all done w/ preflower and are at the very beginning of general flowering....they're looking mighty nice but im expecting them to be done sometime in mid to late november! :)
 
Karl Wills

Karl Wills

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Good luck to all of you outside growers in the climates in the US that have a short summer season to GROW!!! I know it's a freakin' bitch! I just chopped my 3 little plants down and guess what I have hear-some green home grown. I mean the stuff will get you high--I've already checked :)--but crap--it tastes like shit and I can tell it's a tad premature. But you know what I have to look at it as though my glass is half full instead of half empty. Grateful for the harvest and at least it is done enough for me to drop a hit into the bong and get a buzz for an entire year until next grow, LOL!!!!
 
cb99

cb99

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:?Have been growing Sally all summer. She has been outside in a pot since the end of July. I messed around with her a bit which screwed up her flowering. She showed she was female around August 20th. I grew her from a Pure Aghan seed. She is healthy and all but was exposed to some light during her 12/12. Naturally, this has slowed her down substantially.

We are fast approaching the time when frost is going to be a real issue. I've been lucky so far...but I think my luck is going to run out in the next couple of weeks. She is in smal greenhouse, secured from the elements, but it has been pretty crappy weather this past week and more rain in the next 5 days. Temps in the mid 50's daytime...low 40's nighttime.

Any and all suggestions on how to take my baby girl to the finish line.

Thanks,
 

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