What would you do?

[muliebuck]

If your outdoor crop was about 5-7days from ripening and you just got the first rain since 30 days and the forecast calls for mors scattered showers and night time temps below freezing and day time temps around 40-50 would you say fuck it and take it down or do you think they will produce better even though the weather sucks, also will christals come off in the rain?? Thanks.

 

[Stonefish]

If your outdoor crop was about 5-7days from ripening and you just got the first rain since 30 days and the forecast calls for mors scattered showers and night time temps below freezing and day time temps around 40-50 would you say fuck it and take it down or do you think they will produce better even though the weather sucks, also will christals come off in the rain?? Thanks.

Well if it's going to freeze, your plants will die anyway. I would go ahead and harvest. Better to have an ever-so-slightly early harvest than a bunch of frozen ruined buds.

 

[maxwelljr]

Plants can weather a small freeze, not an extended one. Plants grow outside, rain happens, outside. The plants wont be effected by the rain, but possibly the frost. I say chop them.

 

[muliebuck]

Plants can weather a small freeze, not an extended one. Plants grow outside, rain happens, outside. The plants wont be effected by the rain, but possibly the frost. I say chop them.

Maybe just remove the tops for now? What do you think? The tops look better than the sides.

 

[sunahura]

I just had to pull one at six weeks, a big nice bubble yum, but the rain was cold and heavy and weighed the tree down, i tried to lift it and snap. Oh well 4 ounces of seedless yeah!

 

[maxwelljr]

Like I said, if you're only a week away, just harvest all of it. You wont lose much.