so hot

sep 29th here in missouri it was 90 degrees expecting upper 80's for at least the next week. way too hot my girls have been flowering since late july and i think they are done. don't know if i should harvest now or wait another week for cooler temps. what should i do?

Why do you think they’re done? Doesn’t really matter what the temps are when you harvest. It could effect curing if you don’t have a cool humid place for drying, but that’s about it.

as above, they should have a few more weeks left b 4 harvest date. do u have any pix of the plants

We've been having the same thing here Okla. We had a fair amount of rain and a lot of heat. Everything survived though. Some looked a bit weathered but make good bud. Plants are about 8 to 12 feet except the hemp plants were a little over 7

Diet Durban THCV:THC did the best. It was really bug resistant and loved the weather. I started harvest as couple of weeks ago on hemp. Hemp gets cut early.

I grew by myself this year so harvest is a killer. I stared early and will finish late. The rain tried to kill what the heat and wind didn't except for the DD did so well.

fishwater said:

sep 29th here in missouri it was 90 degrees expecting upper 80's for at least the next week. way too hot my girls have been flowering since late july and i think they are done. don't know if i should harvest now or wait another week for cooler temps. what should i do?

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Never pull early

fishwater said:

what should i do?

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Wait til they’re done. They outside?

yes outside sorry no pictures i have been using the jewlers loop looking really cloudy some amber. this is my first grow so i really don't know for sure

Mine just started flowering about 4 weeks ago. I have about 5-6 weeks to go. I only know because I’ve run the same clones prior.
Do you remember when flowers started to form?

yea it was around the first of august

Cloudy trichs, with some amber (on the calyxes, not the sugar leaves), and almost no white pistils usually means they’re done. But, there’s also the old adage, “When you think they’re done, wait two weeks!” Pics would really help.