Rainy weather coming, how do you prevent overwatering? Could use suggestions.

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THE KONASSURE

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• Sep 1, 2016

• #21

I`d worry more about Bud rot in wet weather

 

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Username85

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• Sep 1, 2016

• #22

THE KONASSURE said:

I`d worry more about Bud rot in wet weather

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Does that happen easily? It's supposed to be in the 60s tonight, was hoping the colder weather will help dry her up. Any truth in that?

 

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THE KONASSURE

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• Sep 1, 2016

• #23

Username85 said:

Does that happen easily? It's supposed to be in the 60s tonight, was hoping the colder weather will help dry her up. Any truth in that?

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I just find when the days get shorter the problems with rot come when it gets wet

Best to spray early with something to stop it

Powdery mildew seems to be worse but you get rot too it normally starts on the stems just below the buds

 

Uberknot

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• Sep 1, 2016

• #24

Right now running auto's with lights on all the time....that helps some, but Flowering is starting and I have to get a small dehumidifier to use in the tent or a bigger one for the room itself. 49-65% atm.

 

Sir72

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• Sep 1, 2016

• #25

Lol you don't need to worry about overwatering but you do need to worry about bud rot.

 

Larry {the} Gardener

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• Sep 1, 2016

• #26

I have several plants out in the rain right now. What do I think of this hurricane bearing down on me. Her Mean.

 

BIgrow

Active Member

• Sep 4, 2016

• #27

79% humidity at the moment. I think I'm screwed until I get a climate controlled environment.

 

Larry {the} Gardener

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• Sep 10, 2016

• #28

That is kind of high. I'm down to 61% at 1655. Will be going up when the sun goes down.

 

Lord Kanti

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• Sep 10, 2016

• #29

Plenty of perlite.