Hurricanes

[melodious fellow]

Wondering if anyone has any experience with plants surviving a hurricane?

She is 4 to 5 feet tall, stem is about as thick as the width of a large coin, probably 2-3 inches in circumference. Standing alone on a bit of a hill, higher elevation than most of surrounding vegetation. I am worried because she is only 3 meters or so (about 10 feet) from brackish water and only about 10 miles from the ocean.

I doubt there would be much to harvest; she was planted back in march or so, but the outdoor photo-period only recently reached a 12/12 cycle. But with expectations of 100mph winds, I do not know if there would be much to harvest after the storm either. :D

Anyone had any hurricane experience with plants?

peace :rastasmoke:

[kack409]

she will be fine, man where do u live, my female survived faye, and i live in florida it directly hit us in tallahassee, she was a trooper and her stem is half of wut urs is

[glennon111]

aye man let us no what happens

[flyingimam]

she will be fine, man where do u live, my female survived faye, and i live in florida it directly hit us in tallahassee, she was a trooper and her stem is half of wut urs is

aint that some shit! that shows how resilient this herb is

I heard the soviets used it to reduce the soil radioactive contamination after Chernobyl's mess.
McGrawHill Botany Global Issue Map (http://www.mhhe.com/biosci/pae/botany/botany_map/articles/article_10.html)

but surviving Faye is a whole different level!

[melodious fellow]

I love the quote in your sig imam. sad but true.

peace :rastasmoke::rastasmoke: