The weather

[AnonyMice 2,144]

29 minutes ago, Revive said:

this part of the season certainly keeps you on your toes 

Haha I’m realising that now mate.

 

Been pretty hands off until a few weeks ago. I’m on daily visits atm making sure I’ve supported my plants properly and checking for mould. Still weeks to go

[Revive 20,744]

18 minutes ago, AnonyMice said:

Haha I’m realising that now mate.

 

Been pretty hands off until a few weeks ago. I’m on daily visits atm making sure I’ve supported my plants properly and checking for mould. Still weeks to go

Keep on it mate, your doing the right thing.. 

It's part and parcel if we are to get our rewards from all the hard work..

Be lucky sunshine 

[CheechChongReturns 2,734]

Forecasts been way off today. 

Lulled me into a false sense of security.  Now I'm watching torrential rain when the weather sites are saying. . 

Mostly sunny. No precipitation.

 

 

[AnonyMice 2,144]

@CheechChongReturns way off for me too but in a positive way. Wind/rain forecasted today but sun was beaming down 

[B-real 7,711]

Two nice dry and sunny days left then rain forecast at about 90% for 12 day .

 

Going to take the big cookies down tomorrow afternoon it's had its time what ever it's saying is its last.

[Boojum 100,910]

Sorry, daft question for all you outdoor growers, seems to me that the leaves from the trees are falling a little bit later than usual, by this time I'm sure the trees usually have fewer leaves and there are more fallen leaves on the pavements. But I don't really have much awareness of the natural rhythms, living in a suburban flat and not growing anything outside, so perhaps I'm just remembering the times things happen incorrectly Is autumn happening a little bit later, or is my internal clock just off and everything is happening as normal (I'd put money on it being the latter ).

 

Sorry for a silly topic derail post

[B-real 7,711]

@Boojum

 

Its deffo feeling like people's plants are being slow to develop outside .

 

It maybe down to the false Autumn triggered by the end of the intense heat/light period or so I've heard on the brain rot box.

I agree most years I've done by now and the last few weeks of flower on my plants have dragged abit would have expected them a week before .

 

Slow and steady the snail won its race .

 

[OldFord 16,448]

@Boojum  @B-real   Have to agree guys im behind this year as well   ,  i think the intense sun & heat has played with things a tad,  stuff i normally have down in jars is still cooking and stuff thats normally a battle is down & dried  

 

The roses , lilies and other plants ... hell .. even the veg is doing its own ting       Still say it was the intense heat & sun ,, then right into a cool period that just threw the growing calendar to shit.  

 

Its windy as hell and been pissing since last night  ..... see how the girls are later when i  get the energy to go check them.     

 

Mother nature & lady luck can be right bitches     

Edited October 10, 2022 by OldFord

[AnonyMice 2,144]

Miserable day yesterday. Wind/rain battered us. Check ups soon 

[B-real 7,711]

@AnonyMice

 

Feel for u mate being at your lat it must make for a tricky season to finish off .

 

You get much storms in Ireland I imaging its quite wet or is that utter bollix?

 

 

[hashi 2,850]

They are saying on BBC news temps are going to drop alot in some parts of the country .

That their will be some bad ground frost in some parts.Was  pissing it down here all last night and they are saying lots of rain later on in the week

[B-real 7,711]

Never got round to chopping the big girl down yesterday. 

 

Light rain today no nice sun or clear days forecast either shame to have it end without a triumphant success hate to harvest without it reaching its maximum potential. 

 

Got gdawg all milky few Amber's not swelled to its max

 

Durban dew purple pheno all milky and purple trichomes again not rock hard and large nugs more firm but small nugs

 

And the cookies fast rock hard large nugs milky triches but no Amber's that I seen under the scope.

 

Leave in the rain to mature if it can or chop.

 

Hmm take tops I guess and let nature decide the rest.

[B-real 7,711]

The low laying fogs about high humidity rot will be rife for any of you like me?

 

 

[CheechChongReturns 2,734]

58 minutes ago, B-real said:

The low laying fogs about high humidity rot will be rife for any of you like me?

 

 

Proper soup out there mate. Need some gusts of wind . 

 

[latitude54 2,556]

Shit here too..

Today is the third frost in a row and was accompanied by a really thick fog. It's burnt off now and we have blue skies and sunshine but absolutely no breeze so moisture is just sitting in the air.