Avoiding budrot

[GDTRFB95]

My gsc is being assaulted with on and off heavy rain the next 2 days and want to go another 10 days. Any tips on best way to avoid budrot? Would removing a bunch of fan leaves help? I cant cover her or she will stand out too much

 

[D.A.A.S.69]

Sounds like that's about all you can do, if you can't move them, that and pray for good weather. Price for growing outdoors, take the good with the bad. But I sure love growing outdoors, but some years it's hell. Some just right

 

[tyler_ hobbyist]

Are u able to add big fans by them? The fans will push a lot of the rain off them.

 

[Dagmar]

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I was facing the same problem with the rains from Harvey and Irma (hurricanes) so I used a 6'X6'X6' pop-up greenhouse tent. I had to cut away 20-25% of the plant but it's been 7-10 days and it looks like I got rid of all signs of the mold and bud rot. I hope. I also added a large fan. But I only had one plant that was about 4'X4'. I purchased the greenhouse for around $100 at a local nursery.

 

[Potted]

Shaking off the water on the buds helps a fan works better. Immature buds r better than no bud at all ! Good luck

 

[GDTRFB95]

Thanks for the responses everyone. I shook her off and am going to hit with some warm dry air from a propane firepit and fan setup. Shes resisted rot in storms of similair nature over the past few weeks... so... I will keep posted