How does the rain effect the bud ?

[420tyme]

My plant is about 2 to 3 weeks into flowering

i keep her outside for light during the day then bring her in at night for her 12hrs of dark

it started raining early this mourning and is supposed to keep raining till thursday

will all that extra rain getting on the bud hurt it at all ?

 

[oldhaole]

At three weeks into flower a few days of rain will not hurt. If not raining hard it may even help.

Where you start to worry is when the plant is close to harvest.

 

[exploziv]

bud rot is your main enemy, and the problem is greater when you grow plants that have big, compact nugs. you should keep an eye on the buds is this is your case.
also, you have the option to keep her in a ventilated place during the night, and this will help.
one time I harvested outdoor plants after 4-5 days of rain and had no problem with rot.

good luck!

 

[420tyme]

bud rot is your main enemy, and the problem is greater when you grow plants that have big, compact nugs. you should keep an eye on the buds is this is your case.
also, you have the option to keep her in a ventilated place during the night, and this will help.
one time I harvested outdoor plants after 4-5 days of rain and had no problem with rot.

good luck!

Well she does not stay in at night the whole time

it starts getting a little sunny between 6 30 and 7 am

so i bring her in at 7pm cuz the sun is still up

but once it gets dark outside i put her back outside in the dark

so she gets the fresh night air and switches to the 12hrs of daylight when the sun comes up here

 

[exploziv]

just keep an eye on them during late flowering and should be fine.

 

[420tyme]

just keep an eye on them during late flowering and should be fine.

ok

thank you my man

 

[GOT DANK]

watch out or get rot like me. bummer. live and learn

 

[chemoboi]

Well she does not stay in at night the whole time

it starts getting a little sunny between 6 30 and 7 am

so i bring her in at 7pm cuz the sun is still up

but once it gets dark outside i put her back outside in the dark

so she gets the fresh night air and switches to the 12hrs of daylight when the sun comes up here

I admire your commitment.