Like dr. Who said keep them under a roof plastic etc to keep bud rot to a min
outdoor advice for east coast
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Dr.Pecker
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I didn't realize they would get that tall, they're over ten feet now. State law stipulates we do it in a locked secure facility. So I built the cage then a roof over later. I only had five or six buds make it through the wire. I have it scorgged down you can see the netting in this picture. So Ya I would need to cut them out. Right now its acting as extra support.
Dr.Pecker
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I still get it. I had to move half my plants inside under the lights with the dehumidifier. A wood stove in a greenhouse would be the way to go.
Kimbowly
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It's going well I think idk how much longer I should let them grow
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Dr.Pecker
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Three or four weeks unless you see mold or something else. You should post the pic in full image so we can zoom.
Cpappa27
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From looking at the past pictures you had and these and how far they have moved along since, and you being in the east coast those will be ready between October 7-15.. Its supposed to be dry half the east coast is in a drought so dont worry about mold unless it rains for a week straight. Good luck and be patient,
Dr.Pecker
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That's sounds like pretty damn good advice.
Dr.Pecker
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I can't seem to get past the second week of October.
When you upload the photo scroll down and click on full image. like this
Dr.Pecker
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No mold on that one keep going this is what you're looking for
Kimbowly
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I had a few spots I clipped them.offNo mold on that one keep going this is what you're looking forsee the moldy spot
MrStickyScissors
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my advice is to buy outdoor from the west coast
Kimbowly
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Not really very helpful advice.
Dr.Pecker
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The thing is with mold, You need diluted bleach water and dip the scissors and fingers then wipe off every time you cut. It spreads very easily just by touching or wind. When it gets humid and below 60 it will mold. so just move into the sun room on those days. I like the show and think you're doing excellent for a newbe.
Dr.Pecker
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p and k Stop pulling off leaves unless they're yellow at this point. go for three weeks. if you keep getting moldy spots chop it.