New England rain problem

chickenpoop

chickenpoop

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good luck to you your plants look strong enough to take some rain tho. How is it possible you already are seeing Sex on your plants this early?
 
drive

drive

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I found this great spot last year put in couple of plants and then the whole valley flooded lost both of em. I won't put anything down low again. That huricane last year did make for some nice clearing this year though
 
Corso312

Corso312

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i had a great spot 4 or 5 years ago... things were going great until we got about 7 inches of rain in 2 days..they all died...that low area could handle 2 inches of a heavy rain and dry up and the plants would explode and love it...but too much rain is worse than a drought if you are on low ground...ever since then i plant on high ground and bust my ass bringing water to them..at least that way i know they will live.
 
Sunbiz1

Sunbiz1

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jman23 said:
im also in new england the rain the past couple weeks has suckd went and checked my girly there doing great
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If that plant was located within a 200 mile radius of where I am sitting, you would have been hauling water EVERY other day. I cancelled my in-ground grow due to drought, so be thankful!.
 
playallnite

playallnite

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Quote:These are much, much too close together...if they were mine I would transplant.: unquote

I know what you are saying, but previous crops have been just as dense, I know I'll get a few males which will thin it a little, my spot is EXCELLENT light and soil wise ,just not that big. I'm trying to go for quanity and quality
 
Sunbiz1

Sunbiz1

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playallnite said:
Quote:These are much, much too close together...if they were mine I would transplant.: unquote

I know what you are saying, but previous crops have been just as dense, I know I'll get a few males which will thin it a little, my spot is EXCELLENT light and soil wise ,just not that big. I'm trying to go for quanity and quality
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Some strains will stretch to the moon when they have company, hope it isn't the case w/yours. Spot looks good, plants seem healthy.

Good luck!
 
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<3maryjane

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Ya my babies all died :(. They were a pretty good distance from a river but it rose an insane amount and flooded them. Damn wish I had thought about the high ground thing beforehand. Oh well this was my first attempt anyway.
 
Corso312

Corso312

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It was a lesson i learned the hard way myself...live and learn..good news is you still have plenty of time to get your hands on clones and have a nice harvest on higher ground....in future ..if you see a spot you think looks good ..check it out after some heavy rains and see if it retains too much water...good luck
 
Sunbiz1

Sunbiz1

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<3maryjane said:
Ya my babies all died :(. They were a pretty good distance from a river but it rose an insane amount and flooded them. Damn wish I had thought about the high ground thing beforehand. Oh well this was my first attempt anyway.
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There is still plenty of growing season remaining, why not re-plant?.
 
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<3maryjane

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Sunbiz1 said:
There is still plenty of growing season remaining, why not re-plant?.
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Im all out of seeds so new plants are basically out of the question for this year. Also I don't know anyone else who grows and I don't have a card to grow so I can't get clones. Maybe next year
 
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