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Good day, anyone with knowledge concerning heavy rains during the flowering process? All info is valuable. Here's a couple shots at one plant that may be feeling some pain. Noticed that a couple of the girls are showing curling mostly at the bottom. Btw, just transplanted these y'day so any help would be appreciated. I mistakenly posted this thread in my "grow log" (my bad). Here are a couple jpegs. Peace
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stop all rain immediately. rain only when dry. :jointsmile:
Hmmmm, kinda difficult when the crop is outdoor?
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Fairly lame answer. No big, problem solved. Peace
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bumbershoots?
These plants are all in pots....can't you just move them when rain is expected until they dry out?
Guess I could bring inside but why? Rain subsides today & will be dry for the next week. They are looking better. Ya know cannabis has been growing outdoors with arid, wet & even cold weather for what, thousands of years yet weather is just part of the equation. This delightful genus has lived with adversity & survived. Genetics play a big part with any indoor/outdoor grow and we all evolve & adapt. Here they are today 24 hours post rains. Peace
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don't worry, be happy.
Very true....but it wasn't grown in pots with limited amount of soil and drainage....just saying
Problem Solved.
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