NoSativaction
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Just drenched here. Only 62 at noon though, this with the wet air is a mold/fungus factory. Indoor dehumidifiers are just hating life right now.
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Massachusetts Grow 2019
- Thread starter Zeez
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OG_NoMan
Not Veteran
Oh man, the past12 hours. First wave last night there were two houses hit by lightning, trees down all over. This morning, two tornados and a water spout, wind and rain unbelievable. Had the plan to take the animals to the cellar and thought we were going a couple times. No damage. Chalk one up for the greenhouse.
Edit:
Got all the trimming done with the cool air after the storm. 5 gallon bucket stuffed with all the undergrowth and interior shoots that had to go. Should get good ventilation through the plants now.
Edit:
Got all the trimming done with the cool air after the storm. 5 gallon bucket stuffed with all the undergrowth and interior shoots that had to go. Should get good ventilation through the plants now.
NoSativaction
Member
Dang. Glad you got through it OK.
When these things come through I look at the bright side. I can play with a chainsaw and free firewood as a bonus.
When these things come through I look at the bright side. I can play with a chainsaw and free firewood as a bonus.
Getting concerned these plants are going to out grow the greenhouse. They stand about 5.5 feet now and there's about 3.5 feet to go before they hit the top. All different strains, flowers starting on some. Worst case - they finish outside. No crisis. Not flowering, they are getting topped to slow them down.
Any guesses?
Any guesses?
NoSativaction
Member
Guarantee you are going to run out of headroom. A SCROG net might work for a few that are being really tough.
Tip bending might buy you some time, bend till it almost snaps. It will recover in no time, will bush out down below, plant growth won't get stunted like topping.
Or tie down branches to the tubs using twine, and hooks clipped onto the tub lip. That way if you need to move a plant, everything is self contained.
Worst case...Diffuse/block some light coming in. Slows down growth rate a bit, and remove covering when in full flower to get full strength light back.
Tip bending might buy you some time, bend till it almost snaps. It will recover in no time, will bush out down below, plant growth won't get stunted like topping.
Or tie down branches to the tubs using twine, and hooks clipped onto the tub lip. That way if you need to move a plant, everything is self contained.
Worst case...Diffuse/block some light coming in. Slows down growth rate a bit, and remove covering when in full flower to get full strength light back.
NoSativaction
Member
My test cross surprised me and is outgrowing it's mom. Never saw her do that indoors, mom was always the tougher one to control. Dad added some skunky fuel to the smell, hits you hard soon as you walk into the tent. Have to raise my center height this weekend, but i was kinda expecting this.
Been running these cultivars for years but first time outside for all of them. Final eval to decide if they are keeper genetic stock, so far so good. The sugar haze is showing great bug resistance.
Been running these cultivars for years but first time outside for all of them. Final eval to decide if they are keeper genetic stock, so far so good. The sugar haze is showing great bug resistance.
AgentPothead
Just this guy, ya know?
Wow I just read an actual tornado hit down on the cape, hope nobody got their grows affected.
TychoMonolyth
Boreal Curing
Beautiful!
You guys are rockin' it down there.
You guys are rockin' it down there.
TheScorpion
Member
Ha, Zeez's story made me spit coffee laughing. That poor guy...
Great gardens, all!!!
Mine are growing well, getting stronger and many have shown sex. I've been VERY lucky the last couple seasons; had two males the first time and ONE last time.
This year? Probably four so far, though it's a little early still. I don't want to cull plants that SEEM like they have staminate until I'm sure they are male. Another couple of weeks.
Got some very healthy females though. My wife and I should end up with around eight.
Fingers crossed, and next year I'm starting a few indoors, cloning and sexing ahead of time.
They'll get a better start, too and they will end up a LOT bigger.
Cheers!
Great gardens, all!!!
Mine are growing well, getting stronger and many have shown sex. I've been VERY lucky the last couple seasons; had two males the first time and ONE last time.
This year? Probably four so far, though it's a little early still. I don't want to cull plants that SEEM like they have staminate until I'm sure they are male. Another couple of weeks.
Got some very healthy females though. My wife and I should end up with around eight.
Fingers crossed, and next year I'm starting a few indoors, cloning and sexing ahead of time.
They'll get a better start, too and they will end up a LOT bigger.
Cheers!
St. Phatty
Active member
Looks like a nice outdoor family room.
Just need some lawn chairs.
And maybe a Foosball table.
Just need some lawn chairs.
And maybe a Foosball table.
15 Gallons on the one by its self. Others in the GH are 27s. Probably going a little smaller next year.
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Dankwolf
Active member
Nice garden . its a good thing when they out grow your area
. If you can hook up a big fan to exsahst area and great airflow it would help veep them small. (Lower temp plus airflow moving plants helps keep them small )
Might be able to recess potters in ground to pick up a few feet . or just strait up drop floor of green house down 2.5-3 ft (it would help keep root zone cool ) . that and some crazy training (towered center of hoop,house should pull it off )
Just some,out side,perspective .
What parallel are you at ?
TychoMonolyth
Boreal Curing
Good thing we have weed in common. 
