WokkaWokka!
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Got a phone call today from my confidential source in California's own 'deliverance country' of the northern west coast. This storm moving through has completely soaked everyone from the bay area to humboldt county north and inland as far as redding where a moderate rainfall still accumulates. Specifically in mendocino county growers are scrambling to get their plants upside down and dry if they are anywhere close to being done. There must be some thick buds on those plants already, because the proper harvest window is close but not quite here for the vast majority of california's cannabis crop.
Is anybody pulling their plants now due to rain? What strains are you growing if you are indeed going to harvest them now to spare the risk of losing buds to rot?
Personally I am going to give a close look to a few of my indicas that are looking to be on their final home stretch right now. Hardly any of the crop is close to ripe but some are definitely within 2 weeks. It would really be a disappointment to cut them now, mostly because I have been dying to sample the fully matured buds because until now we have had nothing but dry heat.
If it only ends up raining lightly for 6-8 hours, perhaps it won't be so bad for me but there is this massive blockhead cola. . .
And I can hear it on my roof now, drumming away with its incessant threats of rotting dank carcass.
My two ripest big'uns, a pure kush and a GDP are both maybe 20-25% withered pistils and three F1 blockheads from seed along with a massive, chunked out royal kush are comparable. I want them to go another 2 weeks but now all bets are off.
Is anybody pulling their plants now due to rain? What strains are you growing if you are indeed going to harvest them now to spare the risk of losing buds to rot?
Personally I am going to give a close look to a few of my indicas that are looking to be on their final home stretch right now. Hardly any of the crop is close to ripe but some are definitely within 2 weeks. It would really be a disappointment to cut them now, mostly because I have been dying to sample the fully matured buds because until now we have had nothing but dry heat.
If it only ends up raining lightly for 6-8 hours, perhaps it won't be so bad for me but there is this massive blockhead cola. . .
And I can hear it on my roof now, drumming away with its incessant threats of rotting dank carcass. My two ripest big'uns, a pure kush and a GDP are both maybe 20-25% withered pistils and three F1 blockheads from seed along with a massive, chunked out royal kush are comparable. I want them to go another 2 weeks but now all bets are off.
