It's getting cold

[Obi 1]

I have a couple of ladies growing in a poly tunnel, they've been flowering for just over 4 weeks, however ,the weather here is now getting cold and wet . Should i just wait it out or harvest now. I dont want bud rot setting in. Any thoughts appreciated. One bubblegum xl and one critical healthy with small buds.
Regards Obi 1.

 

[Chris Scorpio]

Ride it out


What I would do

Can't see a 4 week old plant would be viable

 

[Obi 1]

Ride it out


What I would do

Can't see a 4 week old plant would be viable

16 weeks old plants. Flowering for 4 weeks.

 

[Chris Scorpio]

Right...but 4 weeks of flowering is hardly developed


Any pics

 

[Obi 1]

I will attempt to get to the tunnel, the weather is nasty.

 

[Obi 1]

Pictures attached

 

[Chris Scorpio]

Ya

All u will get from that is shake

She needs a month or so more

Let her go for sure, she looks great

 

[Obi 1]

Thanks mate,

 

[StoneOtter]

Yep, I'd do the same. Welcome aboard Obi. They can take pretty cold. Depending on the size of your GH you might get a bucket of hot water to keep some heat in through the night.

 

[Obi 1]

Doors open 24/7 ladies seem ok, stem rot responding to honey application. Latest pictures attached. Still a couple of weeks to go but almost there.

 

[StoneOtter]

More frosty goodness every day!

 

[thebigearl]

Look great! Few weeks yet for sure. Hang in there!

 

[Billotto]

Pictures attached

No chance I'm giving up on those they look splendid. You should figure something out. No shed or anything?

edit...sorry I'm behind again...glad they're still a thing

 

[Obi 1]

Frost starting, caught between the devil aand the deep blue sea, i leave the doors of the poly tunnel to keep the condensation low to reduce the bud and stem mould but now theres frost in the mornings. The day temps ate only 5-8 degrees centigrade, but still sunny. The tricombes are milky but the buds are all small. Im not sure theres any more growing time left in the season, first time grower here any thoughts from all ye guru's of the herb?