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09-19-2011, 08:14 PM #1
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Plant damage, bring them indoors?
I suppose I could drape a piece of chain link fence over the top, stake the plants and tie up the long branches, ughh, more work, better be some dank smoke!
Originally Posted by Purple Daddy
ghettoscrap Reviewed by ghettoscrap on . Plant damage, bring them indoors? I had a hard rain last night damage a few of my plants, this is on top of some wind damage and fallen branches a few weeks ago, I can only see the storms getting more frequent with the change in season. I read somewhere that at a certain point in time you can bring your plants indoors as they don't need so much light since they are flowering, just setting near a window with even indirect lighting would be sufficient at his point. This was a side note in regards to a post about cloning and the Rating: 5
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