question on vt outdo grow

[buddabusa001]

yo dudes, ive been on the forum for a bit and have learned alot from others so i know you guys are smart. i was wondering if will be a problem budding some of my gorilla grows because of mildew the temp in vt in droppin to 30-45 degrees turning the night and there in alot of shade, just started to bud at least 1.5weeks ago


thanks for any advice:rasta:

buddabusa001 Reviewed by buddabusa001 on 09-11-2008. question on vt outdo grow yo dudes, ive been on the forum for a bit and have learned alot from others so i know you guys are smart. i was wondering if will be a problem budding some of my gorilla grows because of mildew the temp in vt in droppin to 30-45 degrees turning the night and there in alot of shade, just started to bud at least 1.5weeks ago thanks for any advice:rasta: Rating: 5

[stinkyattic]

My VT peeps are reporting serious (up to 80% losses) from mold outdoors this year. Only one guy isn't, and he always plants HIGH on mountains where it is breezy and dries out the dew. The shade si going to be a problem. You should always pick a location with an eye to MORNING SUNSHINE, which dries the dew quickly and prevents this.

If you can get to your plants, give them regular preventative treatments with Serenade, which is OMRI listed organic and safe to use until harvest.

[buddabusa001]

the females are on higher elevation under a tree so im thinking less rain water and the temps might be getting a bit higher ill see whats good in 2 weeks should be enough time for some decents buds without mold

[JoeSmoe]

I haven't had a mold problem as of yet but all that rain we had earlier killed all but one of my ladys. Thank god she was the best looking one. I call her medusa
She sees direct sun light around 8:00am. Looks sunny for the week and Im happy as shit. Many people around my area took heavy loses during the crazy rain period.

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