the outs of an outdoor grow

[clovisman]

drought all summer- 2 weeks into flower a strong wind uproots plants I stake them up and go forward with some loss of limbs- last nite there were heavy rains and the added weight upon my swollen buds bent the branches onto the ground - early yesterday I scoped my trichs and they are getting cloudy now I am trying to get the girls up out of the dirt and restaking even higher and hoping they will make it another week until harvest, by the way they are huge and they will be chronic

clovisman Reviewed by clovisman on 10-06-2006. the outs of an outdoor grow drought all summer- 2 weeks into flower a strong wind uproots plants I stake them up and go forward with some loss of limbs- last nite there were heavy rains and the added weight upon my swollen buds bent the branches onto the ground - early yesterday I scoped my trichs and they are getting cloudy now I am trying to get the girls up out of the dirt and restaking even higher and hoping they will make it another week until harvest, by the way they are huge and they will be chronic Rating: 5

[MastaChronic]

chronic isnt grown(well actually its a strain but...) all weed is good weed, but all weed can be turned into shwag simply by not drying and curing your buds properly

[redeyed]

Good point Chronic, I'm with you about all weed is good. You can take regular old bag seeds and grow some really nice tricome covered buds, but you can also take the best NYC Diesel seeds and if not grown rite you will get crap. Just my two cents.
Back to the subject at hand clovisman, if I were you I would take them down now if the tricomes are cloudy. Between the rain and laying on the ground you may have to start to worry about mold. Besides, is it really worth an extra week if there is a strong risk of mold, especially if the tricomes are already cloudy. Just my opinion, hope this helps