It’s all about creating the illusion that you know what you’re talking about! That’s what I would tell. New guys at work! I don’t think your temps look bad! I checked out Madison weather and other than the rain on Monday is pretty clear. It’s the humidity, that will be your Achilles’ heel from what I’ve seen in the past. I don’t think there’s much you can do about it.
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I feel your pain homie it’s one of the problems with outdoor grows. What week of flowering are you at?
He was up a couple hundred feet
could you not leave the tent door open aswell, just to be safe. better airflow
If you’re going to continue to put them in the shed, you might want to put a fan in there and keep the air moving. If you have some juice in there. And as it cools down and the humidity rises, your pots won’t dry out as fast. So watch your watering. High 30s and low 40s bring out the beautiful colors in them. If you can get them that far! Well, you might want to stay out of the 30s! LOL but it won’t kill them till they freeze.
Unfortunately I experience the same problem yesterday. We have a lot of rain coming our way. A lot of humidity this hurricanes about to cause a lot of bad weather for our area. Unfortunately I had a chop over half the plant yesterday because of the bud rot issues. I went out this morning and the places that absolutely did not have any rot had rot so I'm going to end up having to chop the whole entire plant within the next day or two. So unfortunately, if it eat up that bad you're probably going to have to cut it all down. You can cut out the bad parts and treat them with a 50/50 solution of peroxide on water. But unless you can get them in a dry area you might as well look at chopping them. Sorry to let you know that not unless somebody else has any miracle here to get rid of all the rot.
I did this last year. No need to open the door. I had one flap open, and the fan running at low exhausting outside provided plenty of air flow
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