Hey what do I do with this? It was a monster 10-footer. Such a nice, defined root structure!
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It’s a tough gig here for sure I fight bud rot every October. I want to build a greenhouse but they are very expensive and I’m not sure I could control the humidity properly. My Bush grow is on the shield so boulders and stumps are in the ground everywhere so I place pallets on every spot I can find. I love the natural cover it provides it’s close to my house as well so easy access as well. I have open pasture but it’s behind my house and visible from the road which I fear would attract prying eyes unless I built a tall fence. Maybe a lower style hoop house with light dep might work if I bent all my plants like I did it previous years, caged and scrog. I started with 30 ish plants this year and after the male cull I had 25 ish good gals. Note to self!! To much work!!! I’m looking for great strains can’t wait to get these dried and cured. Found a couple of mold resistant strains but this year humidity was crazy but never say I’m done outdoors!!!
If one were a serious outdoor grower, I would suggest something like big blower fans, or heated units, that once it cools down, you could spend hours heating the air up sufficiently to change the dewpoint. Airflow, with a little bit of heat can do amazing things to controlling vdp, I suspect. There's more than one way to go about things.
For offgrid, simply a few solar panels, and some fan inputs would help, if nothing more. Air itself is an excellent drier, and
cannabis loves air flow.
Also, if your going to do covers, I like the idea of long plastic, then take pvc, and make long round half circles, (can simply be put into ground) and blow the air though them. (right where those barrels sit) If the land was long enough, you could control all of these factors from one end of the nursery, and the other end would simply be the ejection port. You can grow stuff that will rival indoor quality, if done correctly, I've seen it.
Just like this, but as long as needed.