Looks as if I should be ready to harvest soon but the rain is coming.. Question, considering I am seeing and pulling some bud worms from the buds on both plants, should I just cut them this weekend, weed out the worms/shit and dry? Or, let them roll another week and move the 16 gallon pots into the garage during the two days of rain and then back outside to finish? How would they fare being in the garage for a a couple of days with temps in the low 70's? Trich colors as of now are about 30 percent cloudy 10 percent amber and 60 percent clear. I don't want to pull to early, but don't want to f the girls up by putting them in the garage or let the worms trash them any more.
Move outdoor plants indoors to finish?
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k0ijn
Scientia Cannabis
Not enough information.
How long have you grown them for?
30% cloudy means they're about 1/3 the way to maturity (depends on other things as well, but based on the information you give).
I don't understand your garage question.
Do you have lights for them in the garage?
You can't just move the plants into a dark garage.
How long have you grown them for?
30% cloudy means they're about 1/3 the way to maturity (depends on other things as well, but based on the information you give).
I don't understand your garage question.
Do you have lights for them in the garage?
You can't just move the plants into a dark garage.
Trainwreck sat and NL indica planted in 16gallon pots since late april strictly outdoors. No special lights in the garage. Rain coming mid week so i want to temporarily give them shelter. Then perhaps move back outdoors. Temps are dropping here in norcal. I pulled about one third of the trainwreck last week and just started curing. Pulling worms off of the live plants daily and trimming away bud rot.
chernobong
Active Member
i just built this for 10 bucks gonna wrap it with plastic tomarrow ,norcal rain is coming ,
k0ijn
Scientia Cannabis
The main problem is that you take away the light if you place them in a dark garage for 2 days.
This might cause several problems.
If you were going to harvest it probably wouldn't be an issue.
But your flowering plants could revert to veg, they could go hermie or just plain stress out.
It's tough to say exactly what might happen, but if it's your only option, do it.
This might cause several problems.
If you were going to harvest it probably wouldn't be an issue.
But your flowering plants could revert to veg, they could go hermie or just plain stress out.
It's tough to say exactly what might happen, but if it's your only option, do it.
penguinking
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I think chernobong is on the right track. buy some clear plastic sheeting, and some pvc and build some sort of cover/shelter for them. I think you could do it for pretty cheap. under 50 bucks fo sho