Thanks Orangeman. Well it has stopped (today is the second day with no rain) but the humidity is high so the earth still holds plenty of water. I think the weight of the buds pulled it over during a storm so now she is staked out. But she looks like she needs a little something. What would be best:

Let the soil dry out and not giver her anything.
Feed her anyway the excess water wont hurt.
Her roots have been traumatized so give her superthrive with no flower food.
Her roots have been traumatized but feed her anyway she will have no problem processing the food.
likemclever Reviewed by likemclever on . Rain, Rain, Rain When itā??s raining outside how do you deliver food to your girls? Itā??s already raining its ass off so you donā??t really want to add any more water into the mix. Do you just mix your goods into just a little bit of water hence making the food mixture more dense? :confused: :confused: Another question. If your plantā??s roots have been traumatized due to a storm do you stop flowering ferts and give it a little superthrive to aid the roots. I read somewhere (I think one of the bibles) Rating: 5