How much do you think I'll make?

weedboy613

weedboy613

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I have 7 female plants, one is about 5'2'', one split into 3 tops and is about 3 feet tall, about 3 of them are around 4 feet tall, and 2 of them are about 4.5 feet.
They have all started budding and I live in Eastern Ontario (613).
All the plants are 3 months old and I will keep growing them for probably another 4-6 weeks, giving them a range from plant to plant, 6-8 weeks of flowering.
How much do you think I will yield? (Outdoor)

And also, its been raining quite a bit, and been cloudy all day... can this kill/damage my plants or mess them up in any way?
 
Awill1818

Awill1818

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Im not even gonna try and guess your final yield but yes long periods of rain, humidity and clouds can cause bud rot. Good Luck!!!
 
SmellyBud

SmellyBud

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weedboy613 said:
I have 7 female plants, one is about 5'2'', one split into 3 tops and is about 3 feet tall, about 3 of them are around 4 feet tall, and 2 of them are about 4.5 feet.
They have all started budding and I live in Eastern Ontario (613).
All the plants are 3 months old and I will keep growing them for probably another 4-6 weeks, giving them a range from plant to plant, 6-8 weeks of flowering.
How much do you think I will yield? (Outdoor)

And also, its been raining quite a bit, and been cloudy all day... can this kill/damage my plants or mess them up in any way?
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This sounds freakishly similar to my outdoor grow and in the 613 aswell. Shiet Man, Hope you didnt find my pretties.
 
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darkone

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what if a guy put a clear plastic bag over the plant to prevent rot? I realize you would have to wait for one good hot day to dry the plant out so youre not trapping the water. additionally, a fan may need to be placed at the bottom of the plant blowing up into the bag to circulate fresh air. think of it as a Buddha poncho?
 
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slartibartfast42

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Yeh watch out for Mold I to live in the 613 and found a little bit of mold today on the plant pictured below. If any of your leaves are yellowing or dieing off it's a good idea to remove them as they can act as an easy starting point for mold to get going.
 

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Awill1818

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darkone said:
what if a guy put a clear plastic bag over the plant to prevent rot? I realize you would have to wait for one good hot day to dry the plant out so youre not trapping the water. additionally, a fan may need to be placed at the bottom of the plant blowing up into the bag to circulate fresh air. think of it as a Buddha poncho?[/QUO
I wouldnt do it, I mean its pointless really cuz its not the rain that really gets you its the humid moist air and cloudcover that never lets your bud/bud leaves dry. Mold just comes along with growing outdoors but just keep a close watch on them and hope for sunny skys!!
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