Keeping in a windowed garage approaching harvest

[massmole]

I have two plants that are getting close, but the trichomes are still glassy (probably another 2 weeks or so).
They are both in 15 gallon fabric pots, so they can easily be moved.
But the rain and damp are coming, as well as a bunch of contractors next week.
Will it harm to move them into the garage, which has 4 windows (2 south, 2 west) for the last couple of weeks running into the last stretch?

I also plan to blackout the windows for the last 3 days, and run a dehumidifier and fan - and then harvest, hang and dry in the same location

 

[freezeland2]

I have two plants that are getting close, but the trichomes are still glassy (probably another 2 weeks or so).
They are both in 15 gallon fabric pots, so they can easily be moved.
But the rain and damp are coming, as well as a bunch of contractors next week.
Will it harm to move them into the garage, which has 4 windows (2 south, 2 west) for the last couple of weeks running into the last stretch?

I also plan to blackout the windows for the last 3 days, and run a dehumidifier and fan - and then harvest, hang and dry in the same location

I just took mine out of the garage after a couple days of rain and fog. During the daytime light hours I left the garage doors open and then closed them at night after it got dark out. Worked fine.

 

[OLDSILVERTIP]

I just took mine out of the garage after a couple days of rain and fog. During the daytime light hours I left the garage doors open and then closed them at night after it got dark out. Worked fine.

I just took mine out of the garage after a couple days of rain and fog. During the daytime light hours I left the garage doors open and then closed them at night after it got dark out. Worked fine.

carbon filter the problem for people whose nose catches every smell.

 

[freezeland2]

carbon filter the problem for people whose nose catches every smell.

Not a problem here. Legal state and I am also rural so no peering eyes to tempt a ripper.