New England outdoors 2018

IMG_20180908_1802569_rewind.jpg Here are a few of ours front, back, (only one branch of purple Eva seeds High Level) and up close flowering branch.
 

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Black-Thumb said:
Forecast looks bleak here. 7/10 days coming up have pretty heavy rain.
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Yup not liking it at all. Chopped a small plant yesterday because of rot. Was an indoor runt moved outdoors two months ago so it was real small and not a huge loss but still sad nonetheless
 
Im not in new england but im pretty close...my forecast is very similar to yours...im in my first outdoor grow and have about a month and a half left till harvest..should i be worried with all of this rain? Am I going to have to harvest early?
 
TunaGrower said:
Im not in new england but im pretty close...my forecast is very similar to yours...im in my first outdoor grow and have about a month and a half left till harvest..should i be worried with all of this rain? Am I going to have to harvest early?
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Could be, but hopefully not. You just have to keep watching and checking. Vigilance is key. If you find it early it's much easier to deal with.

I only have 5 plants to check, so I try to do it every night. I focus in the deep bottom middle of the plant and look for any signs of PM. If I find it I whip up a gallon of PM buster and soak the bitch down. Has worked so far! Last year was an early harvest though because we had similar conditions all through Sept and oct in my area.
 
Black-Thumb said:
Could be, but hopefully not. You just have to keep watching and checking. Vigilance is key. If you find it early it's much easier to deal with.

I only have 5 plants to check, so I try to do it every night. I focus in the deep bottom middle of the plant and look for any signs of PM. If I find it I whip up a gallon of PM buster and soak the bitch down. Has worked so far! Last year was an early harvest though because we had similar conditions all through Sept and oct in my area.
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What is your mixture?
 
My (3)outdoor trees are big wide and getting heavy with fruit. With potential upcoming storm with big winds what do other growers do to protect limbs from potentially breaking off?

My second question to those more experienced outdoor growers, how do you handle your drying process with such significant volume? My indoors grows I do in my basement (just harvested dry process pic is attached), does anyone dry in an outdoors shed? 20180910_123307.jpg
 
Black-Thumb said:
Could be, but hopefully not. You just have to keep watching and checking. Vigilance is key. If you find it early it's much easier to deal with.

I only have 5 plants to check, so I try to do it every night. I focus in the deep bottom middle of the plant and look for any signs of PM. If I find it I whip up a gallon of PM buster and soak the bitch down. Has worked so far! Last year was an early harvest though because we had similar conditions all through Sept and oct in my area.
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Whats PM?
 
threeputt said:
My (3)outdoor trees are big wide and getting heavy with fruit. With potential upcoming storm with big winds what do other growers do to protect limbs from potentially breaking off?

My second question to those more experienced outdoor growers, how do you handle your drying process with such significant volume? My indoors grows I do in my basement (just harvested dry process pic is attached), does anyone dry in an outdoors shed? View attachment 4196333
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If your trees are in pots just lay them on their side. Trellis netting can be great . Im a guerrilla grower so i keep it as discreet as one can be while keeping the girls safe. I use a stake or three and then use fishing line or nylon string to tie my branches and base to.
 
Thnx. They are about 9 foot tall trees in the ground, I'll start to tie them up tonight. The extended branches that are now getting heavy are my biggest concerns.
 
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