Case in point, the northeast sucks!
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brogro
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Vaseline I'm going to try that next year.
thumper60
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Welcome to the joys of outdoor growing in the north east mass, conn,ny just getting slammed last couple weeks.
Look at stuff that grows up to lat 61 like the nordic stuff if it can handle over there it can handle there obviously nothings bulletproof but it be a good bet or look at paniks outdoor lines from realgorillaseeds also there made at lat 51-52 mostly and are bred to be more mould resistant
Dboybudz
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Nice that's where I'll be going for seeds
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Those two are what your after second one carrys nordic stuff among other things ive dealt with em both there solid
TheFinisher
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I know it, and the same thing last year also. Earlier rains then normal, will blow my mind and keep me up nights. We used to have fairly dry September's in the past, it bums me out too. Here in Michigan
I’m dealing with the same in the North East.Has been sucky for one miserable eeek now.I’m in the garage also.At least you have lights.Past 7 days she has 1 1/2 days of sun Heading into week 9.
Lol visit my part of Scotland you would soon count your blessings we have two seasons wind and rain and wet lol the east coast here is a lil drier but colder the west coast/central where im at we slightly warmer but we also wetter as we on the Atlantic its a blessing and a curse it means temps ok usually but brings with it alot of rain so autos and semis all u got a chance with outside even then takes luck of the draw as well what lat you guys at im like 56 ish so we get long summer light hours and in winter its pitch black by 3.30 in the afternoon
brogro
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I'm at 41
Yeah right genetics and a bit of luck you can definitely pull off more than i ever can seems like u guys aint got it easy tho but yeah
thumper60
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Right the climate is changing the RH is rising around the planet I have had 44ins of rain since june first here in maine dew points have been 60-70 all summer. Even when its dry for a few days dew points are crazy high.
DMChiz
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I feel this thread in my bones. In Toronto (43 N) and the white knuckle finish into Nov suucks. I’m going to try and look at shorter finishing strains for next year. Actually bought a little walk in, pop up greenhouse from Amazon, but hoping to utilize garage for nights and rain days. Move ‘em out in the mornings. I’ll keep the pop up for the spring and maybe utilize for hardening off etc.
Hang in there homies. We got this. Maybe we’ll die frozen in the garden, but dammit we’ll try
Hang in there homies. We got this. Maybe we’ll die frozen in the garden, but dammit we’ll try
EhCndGrower
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Near Toronto myself and wpm and bud rot has been showing up a lot lately. The warm humid unexpected weather isn't helping them either. So it is sort of forcing my hand in harvesting my Banana Kush Cake plant tomorrow. It’s pretty close to finishing but I've probably removed +30g of rotted buds over the past few days alone. So before I lose anymore, chop chop tomorrow and smoke her Thursday after her freeze drying session.
brogro
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These cold nites now, they just seem to slow the bud ripening to a crawl. Zucchini, tomatoes, eggplants and cucs all done growing at any promising rate 10 days ago.
Coldnasty
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Yup and I’m already missing my Toasted Sourdough Tomato sandhwiches. This year though I gotta say best tomato’s ever for me when they were putting out