deadlysars said:

Hello,

I watered my 6 plants as much as possible before I evacuated from Hurricane Ida. The girls are pretty big, 6 weeks of veg and 2 weeks into flowering. The power is out and very hot & humid most likely (probably around 90-100 F and 60-70% humidity). I'll be back in a couple days hopefully and get a generator running.

What are the chances of them being alive still? Do anybody think they will be alive still when I get back?

If the chances are they are 100% going to be dead then I'm not going to rush to get back home.

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Tracyfri said:

They are indoors? If so I'd say hell yes they r alive. A bit anemic if in the dark but they will be alive. So basically they will have been in the dark for what 5 days? More? less?

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deadlysars said:

Yup 5 days in the dark, no water probably 90-100 degree F.

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Tracyfri said:

Why so hot? They indoors right? I don't know how much water they're going to use with no light you might be okay

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Ponky said:

If the power grid is still heavily damaged you might not want to turn on a bunch of lights. Just in case.

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Tracyfri said:

Don't get me wrong they're going to take a good hit. A strong possibility that none will be dead though. Depending on your situation and if there very large like you said you may end up with something left to work with I'm anxious to find out!

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deadlysars said:

Thanks. I have three Mars Hydro TS1000 in there and IF they are still somewhat alive, I'll only use one light maybe at 70% power.

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deadlysars said:

Well, my house suffered roof damage, ceiling leaked water, fence is torn to pieces, street drain flooded causing one room of my house to flood, vinly siding on my house is gone. On the bright side my girls are okay. Stretched a lot but thats expected with no lights.

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