Who still has plants running in northern California?

I'm letting mine go at least another week but I'm on the East coast in VA. It's survived a hurricane and two hard freezes without any bud rot or PM so far. Best of luck to all the late season harvester's out there still.
 
Wizzlebiz said:
Tomorrow is November 1st. Just curious on how many folks still have plants running into November.

I only have 1 left to chop but it will be running through week 2 of November if not longer. Pic was taken recently.

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I didn’t run any outdoor this year but my girl has 3 still going outside. We’re in Sacramento.
They are getting close to finish. Maybe another week or two.
Rain is coming tomorrow
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CaliRootz88 said:
I didn’t run any outdoor this year but my girl has 3 still going outside. We’re in Sacramento.
They are getting close to finish. Maybe another week or two.
Rain is coming tomorrow
:shock:
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And Sunday and then again next week. Luckily I have a shed with a 300 watt Mars hydro light for rainy days that I can have 1 plant in.
 
Wizzlebiz said:
And Sunday and then again next week. Luckily I have a shed with a 300 watt Mars hydro light for rainy days that I can have 1 plant in.
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I didn’t realize so much rain is coming. Luckily we have way to provide a canopy to block rain from wetting the plants when needed. May be time to chop sooner than later.
 
Sac area here. I pulled my Mr E Pupil3 weeks ago because of bud rot. 2 weeks ago saw a bit in my MAC1 and pulled it, pretty much done anyway. Few days later I pulled my Dosidos Sherbert after finding a budworm. Pretty much done as well. I would have liked to give them a few more weeks, but better to have a decent harvest than losing most to rot/worms, so easy to get rot here late fall.

Either way, I would have pulled by today, rain coming which basically guarantees rot
 
obijohn said:
Sac area here. I pulled my Mr E Pupil3 weeks ago because of bud rot. 2 weeks ago saw a bit in my MAC1 and pulled it, pretty much done anyway. Few days later I pulled my Dosidos Sherbert after finding a budworm. Pretty much done as well. I would have liked to give them a few more weeks, but better to have a decent harvest than losing most to rot/worms, so easy to get rot here late fall.

Either way, I would have pulled by today, rain coming which basically guarantees rot
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I'm surprised to hear about that much rot tbh. We have had a pretty low humidity year here.

I have removed 2 small colas due to it and nothing else has been an issue.
 
This thread just reminded me I have a plant in my garden I haven't looked at since Sept.
I'll go take a gander. It's been -4° once or twice and multiple frosty mornings.
It's just an extra cut I threw into the ground for no reason. Lol. Pics to follow
(It's prob tiny)
 
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