Possible Hurricane coming!! What to do?

[YnoTony]

I don't have answers. I just wanted to get a thread going to see how people are prepping for this!!!!

 

[YnoTony]

My girls are all in pots now in the yard. Was debating moving them in the hoop house .if it will with stand the winds. Or just group them all together along the fence and just hope for the best

 

[SSgrower]

Wow, guess your on the East Coast, I'd try and get them indoors, I know lot's of help I am. Here's hope it fizzles out or goes out to sea.

 

[Moshmen]

I e moved them up close to the house and covered them with wooden boxes - both worked fine - haven’t lost any to hurricane yet

 

[YnoTony]

Exactly what I just did. Moved them close to the house all together

 

[Moshmen]

Exactly what I just did. Moved them close to the house all together

They look well established so you should be fine

 

[BDH420]

In MA myself In a area that is supposed to get pounded tomorrow. Luckily I have a indoor grow room I can move them to. My experiment isn't going as good as i would like it to be going anyway. I was trying to see if I could grow dank using just some coast of maine and happy frog. Making compost teas out of the coast of maine as well. Im very low on nitrogen it seems as i'm getting some yellowing of the leaves. Well today will be spent sanitizing my grow room since i haven't used it in 4 months. I still use MH and HPS so having a brake in the electric bill has been so nice. I think if i put them under 1000 watt hps it might damage them. I might just stick with my t5s for the day and try to get them right back out side the next day. I have a compost pile 6 years in the making I will use that next year along with some amendment's instead of bagged soil.

 

[BDH420]

Exactly what I just did. Moved them close to the house all together

Awesome job on those. Mind if i ask what you feed them?

 

[YnoTony]

Awesome job on those. Mind if i ask what you feed them?

When starting it's all about the roots I water adding a myco+ to the water and I do 3 pot changes that I spray a rooting powder all over the roots as I change pots.and I only use the $15 bags of promix soil. And I honestly hardly fed them this year with all the rain. When I do feed I use a low amount of the 2 part flora nova grow or bloom and calmag. I know it's not organic but I've tried many other ways but for me personally outdoors nothing's worked better. This is my 4th year. And when I use that I get 6sq ft plants Everytime. Oh and when I change pots I put in Jobes tomato granulated. And molasses during flowering too. But I think it all gos down to a well established root

 

[digga25]

In MA myself In a area that is supposed to get pounded tomorrow. Luckily I have a indoor grow room I can move them to. My experiment isn't going as good as i would like it to be going anyway. I was trying to see if I could grow dank using just some coast of maine and happy frog. Making compost teas out of the coast of maine as well. Im very low on nitrogen it seems as i'm getting some yellowing of the leaves. Well today will be spent sanitizing my grow room since i haven't used it in 4 months. I still use MH and HPS so having a brake in the electric bill has been so nice. I think if i put them under 1000 watt hps it might damage them. I might just stick with my t5s for the day and try to get them right back out side the next day. I have a compost pile 6 years in the making I will use that next year along with some amendment's instead of bagged soil. View attachment 1159765

A number of people is this area are experiencing the same condition of their plants, yellowing leaves

 

[BDH420]

I noticed that some peoples are yellowing. I wonder if it could be from all the rain and heat we have had this year. I do bring mine in during heavy storms. My neighbor against my fence line has two giant cannabis trees perfect round 11 foot tall spheres all dark green. But I dont think his are organic. I see lots of bottles of ferts and stuff stacked next to his back door. I have been meaning to ask him what he's feeding them.