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Today I found a tiny bit of budrot on 3 of 4 plants. The weather is just going to get worse. Are they close enough? Should I take them down?

This is the only problem area and it's just the leaf tips.

Update, guys. They are still dry. The cover has held up to the wind and rain. The mantis, Al, is still there. I haven't found any bugs or mold. I haven't given them nutes in a while... shouldn't they be yellowing by now? I was thinking of taking them down on Monday or Tuesday, but I'm wondering...

Yeah it's bud worm season. Mine were hit with BT throughout veg, so I've only found two this year. BT goes a long way for natural caterpillar control. Look into it for next year.

All four of these girls are Purple Chemdawg clones. I checked this morning, and there seems to be enough airflow to keep the condensation down. Looks pretty dry under there!

Well, after verification that I have about a week remaining, I jumped up and started rigging this little number. I'd love to bring them in, but it just isn't feasible at this time. I did quite a bit of thinning some weeks ago, but I'm wondering if it was enough. I have a fan running warmer air...

That is exactly what I needed to know. Thank you for the advice.

Thanks guys. I've been meticulously combing for rot and mold ever since the rain came. Am I correct in thinking they are still about a week or two from harvest? And will this cold drag that out longer?

I moved them under a deep awning a few days ago so they wouldn't get drenched Friday night. I'm in Eugene, Oregon and the autumn chill has hit. Night time low temps have been 45-50; daytime high temps have been 60-65... They are starting to tint purple from the cold, and they have noticeably...

I take it back. I have one bug. ;-) His name is Al.

I got them as clones, and feel like they should be further along by now. Everyone I've talked to and everywhere I've read says this strain finishes in 8 weeks... but due to a health emergency I'm not sure exactly when they started flowering. I'm going to guess it's at about 6 weeks... No amber...

I went ahead and took 'em... It figures, today ended up bright and sunny in Eugene, Oregon, but the rot had already set it... even one day later, you can see it was spreading. Man are they beautiful! I'm really glad I reposted about this mess in the Outdoor forum.. The responses from the...

I really don't think the humidity will let up. I don't see any amber, just a bunch of purple trichome stalks, on the first one. #2 definitely has too many clear.... Do the purple trichs mean they won't mature to amber? I read something about Blue and Blackberry crosses maturing to varying shades...

No one willing to take a stab at timing??

Also, if anybody glancing through this thread happens to know what strain either of these might be, I'm dying to know.

They do in fact have the rot... I've been snipping and disinfecting for a couple days now. This one was the worst: They are covered but it's been raining for almost 2 weeks, and even when it's not raining the humidity doesn't dip below 80% anymore... They aren't huge plants either, so I don't...

I just wanted everyone's opinion on how long I should be planning to fight the rot before I can harvest these girls. days? weeks?! :dunce: (Are those Trichomes purple, or is that a trick of light??) Mystery plant #1: Mystery Plant #2: Thanks, folks, I really appreciate it. :leaf:

How many days out do you folks they are; based on those pics (from today)?

I just finish the 'snip-disinfect-snip-disinfect...' process for the day. Right before I lost daylight. I also attempted to give them some more ventilation. I guess I will post asking how long everyone thinks I'll have to keep this up before harvesting...

Outdoor, 8wks; budrot, including tallest cola.... They were tented cause of the PNW rain, but the humidity has still been through the roof. Two small-medium sized plants affected, 5 gallon pots, bagseeds, different strains. pissed off. They aren't ready, are they? Trim it out? cut off...