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highdave

highdave

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I did a trial run with this big tarp yesterday and thought dam ima need my girl to help. Well woke up she is still sleeping and it’s raining. Before I freak out let me try again. A few cuss words later and they are covered not pretty but will do the trick. Still need to get something to tie it down

How do you guys cover your outdoor? Or do u just let nature do its thing and deal with the aftermath?

picture of un even canopy( 5 strains 6plants) and the blue tarp cover lol
 

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topcat

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highdave said:
I did a trial run with this big tarp yesterday and thought dam ima need my girl to help. Well woke up she is still sleeping and it’s raining. Before I freak out let me try again. A few cuss words later and they are covered not pretty but will do the trick. Still need to get something to tie it down

How do you guys cover your outdoor? Or do u just let nature do its thing and deal with the aftermath?

picture of un even canopy( 5 strains 6plants) and the blue tarp cover lol
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I don't cover them. I've tried and condensation gathers at the top. I'm in ocean grown area and fog comes in at night. I just deal with the mold by inspecting religiously and cutting the rot away. I also won't run fans because that sort of defeats the purpose of growing outdoors.
 
MadBret

MadBret

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I don't cover unless I really have to. I've definitely got a little light rain and soggy plants right now, but if it isn't a serious downpour, I just let nature takes it's course. I'm still pretty early into bloom and the nugs aren't too big and dense yet. Knock on wood, but I don't think this rain should be too destructive, at least for me. Good luck to everyone.
 
highdave

highdave

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I didn’t get my trelliss high enough worried about them getting full of water and falling over. Last year they were, and this year they are taller. But at least I’ve been doing pest management so they are happier for sure
 
bigboerboel

bigboerboel

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I covered mine with a large canopy when Hilary come through, but that was high winds and heavy rain for two days. It kept them standing, but it did hold in the humidity. The top of the canopy was dripping with condensation.

It's raining lightly today and I just left them alone. I put fans on them though. I'm pretty far into flower on my indica. I figure the airflow has gotta help. I may spray with some hydrogen peroxide on them as soon as it dries out.
 
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